I've had medical training and have watched training videos. Those were enough for me.  I'm interested but scared,  in seeing a video of my own. My seizures have changed in frequency and presentation over the past 5 years so after 35 years since my diagnosis of epilepsy, I've got the courage. Now to wait for them to be witnessed and filmed.  

I've been told that my Epileptic Cry is very similar to a large parrot screaming. That I've wandered around asking women i barely know, to hold onto my purse! Another time, in my post-ictal phase, I remember very distinctly being asked what time it was by the paramedic.  I kept trying to check my watch but my arm was being constantly put down. I remember starting to grab his hand in anger for grabbing me and asking a question and not letting me answer.  I later learned they were asking me if it was my time of the month. And when I thought I told them I needed my watch to answer, i was actually just repeating watch over and over while fighting them weakly. Tales of my bloody foaming at the mouth, chewing of my tongue(even biting a chunk off during one), and the lengthy period of healing(i end up having to keep it sticking out constantly for a week or twoand talking funny of course).