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Neurolgy autism
Jan 29, 2008 02:33PM
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Hi...... My son has Autism and siezures...... I look for information about both subjects.... right now I need to learn more about Left Frontal Temporal Lobe siezures that may be happening when my son stares, giggles or seems emotional (crying) ..... sometimes he gets aggressive and kicks and hits..... especially at school. I am looking for the best help I can find to figure out what might be related to siezures and what might be the autism and the best way to treat both,
I really don't know if this is a seizure, but I do find myself staring off into space on occasion. Sometimes my eyes would unfocus. Eventually I'd refocus them. I can get tired too.
Other times I may stare at something, usually a drawing I created. In this situation I'm animating the image in my head, thinking about the character. I may imagine some sequences and dialogue.
I see things in my head like an animated movie. If I come across a funny scene, then I laugh. Because I am the only one able to see and experience the funny moment, I am the only one laughing in the setting. If there are other people around me, they may perceive my laughing to be out of place and think I'm spazzing out or suffering a seizure.
In this case, I have a feeling if there was a way to convert what I saw in my head into a format that would allow other people to see the same image or animation, they'd find it amusing too. It's like an extreme inside joke, only understood to the person captivating the idea. One of my strong desires is to write out and illustrate some of the many stories that go on in my head with my caste of characters. I hope some day to have the stories published. That way I wouldn’t be the only one laughing when one of my creatures blunders in a setting or makes a witty remark at another character.
I wouldn’t be surprised if other autistics have a similar thought process. They may or may not be skilled enough to express their ideas going on in their head. Even if someone has the skill, they may or may not be interested in sharing their ideas.
Other times I may stare at something, usually a drawing I created. In this situation I'm animating the image in my head, thinking about the character. I may imagine some sequences and dialogue.
I see things in my head like an animated movie. If I come across a funny scene, then I laugh. Because I am the only one able to see and experience the funny moment, I am the only one laughing in the setting. If there are other people around me, they may perceive my laughing to be out of place and think I'm spazzing out or suffering a seizure.
In this case, I have a feeling if there was a way to convert what I saw in my head into a format that would allow other people to see the same image or animation, they'd find it amusing too. It's like an extreme inside joke, only understood to the person captivating the idea. One of my strong desires is to write out and illustrate some of the many stories that go on in my head with my caste of characters. I hope some day to have the stories published. That way I wouldn’t be the only one laughing when one of my creatures blunders in a setting or makes a witty remark at another character.
I wouldn’t be surprised if other autistics have a similar thought process. They may or may not be skilled enough to express their ideas going on in their head. Even if someone has the skill, they may or may not be interested in sharing their ideas.
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