The freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned
Alright, so I'm back from my appointment with the neurologist. Not much to report except that I'm scheduled for an EEG next week. It's not going to be terribly fun. They're going to hook my head up to all sorts of sensors and try and induce a seizure. This means I am allowed no more than 4 hours sleep the night before, they will make me hyperventilate (to decrease oxygen in my brain), and expose me to flashing lights so they can try and get a seizure out of me. Quite fun. The doc had me hyperventilate in the exam room.... 3 full minutes of breathing fast and hard. That sucked big cookies but it didn't cause an episode. Unfortunately next week is my math final and the week after is my English final. >_< Great timing.
I did find the perfect words to describe experiencing aura. Dreamlike state. Perfect. That's what I feel when I'm about to have an episode. That's the closest description I've heard. I remember a short period in my life where I felt I was constantly in that dreamlike state. Unfortunately I was only in 4th grade and couldn't explain it to my parents. It's the oddest sensation. It's like everything around me isn't quite real. I was experiencing that majorly at my friend's house in August, when I had an episode. It was upsetting, because the feeling was pretty strong.
Anyway, enough about my brain. Today is finishing math homework and writing my essay.
EDIT: Just sat down and figured out my English grade and where I stand with it... Currently I have 92% in the class. Between the research essay and the final, I only need 265.4 points out of a possible 300 to keep that 92%. If I get high B's on both of those assignments, I keep my A. (English A range is 92-100% Bleh.)
I did find the perfect words to describe experiencing aura. Dreamlike state. Perfect. That's what I feel when I'm about to have an episode. That's the closest description I've heard. I remember a short period in my life where I felt I was constantly in that dreamlike state. Unfortunately I was only in 4th grade and couldn't explain it to my parents. It's the oddest sensation. It's like everything around me isn't quite real. I was experiencing that majorly at my friend's house in August, when I had an episode. It was upsetting, because the feeling was pretty strong.
Anyway, enough about my brain. Today is finishing math homework and writing my essay.
EDIT: Just sat down and figured out my English grade and where I stand with it... Currently I have 92% in the class. Between the research essay and the final, I only need 265.4 points out of a possible 300 to keep that 92%. If I get high B's on both of those assignments, I keep my A. (English A range is 92-100% Bleh.)