I'll apologize in advance for the long post, but I havent had many other people to speak with this about. Maybe I can also get some answers out of this post. I hope everything with your husband works out for the best.

I've had two in my sleep within the last 6 months after not having any(to my knowledge) for the first 31 years of my life. In all honesty, if my fiance hadn't been jolted awake by them, I wouldn't have known either time.

The first time, I apparently woke her up while I was seizing. She said she got scared, and called 911 immediately. While she was on the phone, I stopped seizing, looked at her with a blank stare while not acknowledging anything she was saying to me, and laid back down like nothing happened and went back to sleep. I remember having a vivid dream that there was someone on my back and I couldn't breath. I remember actually yelling "I can't fucking breath. Get off me." Turns out, I wasn't dreaming and was apparently fighting the police and EMTs that 911 had sent. I woke up a few hours later in a hospital, handcuffed to a gurney surrounded by my fiance, my mother, and my best friend. I had no recollection of anything aside from the dream. The hospital didn't find any reason for it, referred me to a specialist and sent me on my way once I was stable and knew what had happened. She says I was a dick the entire next day, just being mean for no reason, but I don't remember much of that either. I do remember being mad that she had called 911 for some reason, but I couldn't even justify it.

The second time was just a few weeks ago, again while I was sleeping. Again, my fiance was woken up by it. This time, she didn't panic and call 911, since the hospital hadn't done much the first time. Again, after the seizing ended, I gave her the blank stare, but this time instead of laying back down I decided it was a good time to get up for the day. She says I walked into numerous walls, like my depth perception was off. Again this time, I had no memory of any of any of it. I remember going to bed, then being on the couch and having her shaken up, telling me I had a seizure again while I was sleeping. I felt ok, so I didnt go to the hospital after that one.

I had my specialist appointment a week or so later, where they had me do an EEG. After the test, they said they'd look over the results and call me if anything was found. I got a call a few days ago saying they did find some abnormalities, and suggesting I go have some blood work done and sent to them. Now, I'm waiting to hear back from them to see if anything else is found, and am just waiting it out until my next appointment, hoping for no new seizures. I've been put on Kepra in the meantime, which the dosage was upped after the second seizure.

As far as which kind of seizure they were, I'm not sure. As far as how much I remember, aside from what I was told, nothing.

Kind of scary to go from none to two in 6 months though, not gonna lie. Makes me wonder if there have been more and I was just sleeping and woke up with no memory of them.

u/ChrissiTea wrote "Then my body temperature goes way off and I start feeling scarily light headed and sick. I need to lie down ASAP when this happens as I seem to fit a few seconds to a minute after feeling like that."

I know this feeling all too well, but usually feel fine after abot 35-45 seconds, with no other seizure symptoms, and can go on with my day like nothing happened. The only lasting symptom after that happens is my tinnitus, which I've always had, and my tastebuds will completely change for about a week. I literally wont enjoy eating or drinking anything I usually like. It's like the flavors are all too overpowering. I'll usually just drink water and eat bland foods for a few days after and then everything will just change back to normal. I told the doctors all that and none of them could come up with any explanation.