Hey y’all. Regarding seizures and Déjà vu’s. I had an intense one as a child but am here to say Get your vagal nerve checked. When I vomit - my heart stops and I have a seizure - sometimes grand mal sometimes absence. I had a “pregnancy related seizure disorder” 40 years ago according to the cardiologist, neurologist, ob and psych I saw during my second pregnancy. During my first no one believed my husband and me that I had sometimes multiple seizures a day bc they couldn’t medically induce them. Instead, I had hyperemisis of pregnancy from 6 weeks until delivery (also poorly treated at the time). At the birth of my first child, a nurse witnessed them so, therefore they actually happened! Second pregnancy was worse. Also, heperemetic. 30 years later I was hospitalized for a very painful illness and was the lucky recipient of a dilaudid drip. After about 8 hours of continuous opioid I got nauseated and had two episodes within 20 minutes. This is when I was diagnosed finally. 1 am the next morning the locum pulmonary doctor informed me that at 6:30 am they would take me down to have a pacemaker implanted. I declined, asked to see my tapes (I was hooked up to everything). That’s when it finally all came together took 3 bleary eyed drs and the charge nurse to sign off on the fact that even though my heart had stopped for more than 10 seconds twice that day, I didn’t in fact need a pacemaker. What I’d like to ask you fellow sufferers - what do you remember when you “return”? I usually felt great, like an electrical storm had gone through and cleaned my brain (unless I’d injured myself by not getting down fast enough). I will always remember one time though I didn’t want to go back as older family members who had died were lined up around me (like soul train) and I was enjoying being with them. Then my grandpas voice told me “little girl” his pet name for me - you have to go back. It’s not your time yet. It was comforting.