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Re: asymmetric cataplexies...

Posted by kelley_asher on August 08, 2003 at 16:47:43:

In Reply to: asymmetric cataplexies... posted by Shadow on August 08, 2003 at 14:37:30:

I have had my C act like that for years. I just didn't recongnise it as cataplexy though. Before my diagnosis, when I would suddenly drop something for no aparent reason I attributed it to nervouse ticks. The slurred speech was like being drunk without drinking. I don't know about the facial muscles I never really noticed it. I have often had to sit down when experience stronge emotions.

Kinda wierd the things that you write off as normal when you have no comparison, hugh?

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