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Oras
Thu, 02/24/2011 - 13:01I feel kinda feel silly asking this but does anyone have problems with partial siezures or what they call "Oras" on cloudy days in particular?? Yesterday I had just a ora not a full blown seizure and I usually have just the oras on cloudy days...I promise I am not a nut,lol:)
Re: Migraine
Submitted by kittykatt on Thu, 2011-03-17 - 22:01
I suffer from pounding heahaches alot, something which has always been a problem. I notice that on stormy weather days they can be pretty bad. This might sound wierd but I always though it was the pressure and as soon as the rain came, I was fine again.
Bright lights are a pain though a leave an aura like blur in my vision for a while. Drives me nuts. Bright skies are a pain and hurt my eyes. Sometimes it is scary to admit these things in case people think you're crazy or for the worry that they will add something else to the list of what is wrong with you. I think a lot of it is part and parcel of out overactive brains.
At least we get some interesting experience! :-S
I suffer from pounding heahaches alot, something which has always been a problem. I notice that on stormy weather days they can be pretty bad. This might sound wierd but I always though it was the pressure and as soon as the rain came, I was fine again.
Bright lights are a pain though a leave an aura like blur in my vision for a while. Drives me nuts. Bright skies are a pain and hurt my eyes. Sometimes it is scary to admit these things in case people think you're crazy or for the worry that they will add something else to the list of what is wrong with you. I think a lot of it is part and parcel of out overactive brains.
At least we get some interesting experience! :-S