My son is 9 years old and had a seizure last night. No symptoms prior and no history of seizures. It happened 30-40 minutes after he fell asleep. His eyes were fixed, both arms and legs were jerking, and he was drooling. This lasted about 30-40 seconds.

A little over a year ago my daughter started having a uncommon absence seizure. She walks in circles, drools, and can remember what is being said around her. She is getting close to turning 10. Her doctor is hopefull she will grow out of it during puberty.

My 5-year-old daughter was lying in bed with me while watching TV. Out of the corner of my eye I noticed that she was repeatedly touching her thumb to her fingers on her left hand. I asked what she was doing, and when she did not respond I knew something was wrong. I then looked at her face and I saw her eyes roll to the left side of her head. I immediately picked her up and placed her on the floor away from any objects. Her whole body went stiff without convulsions. Meanwhile my wife called 911. Her lips began to turn blue, and then I started to freak out. I put a damp cloth on her forehead, which seemed to have triggered a relaxed response. The seizure lasted approximately 13 minutes, and then EMT's arrived to take her to the hospital. This was her first seizure, and I pray that it never happens again. All labs and imaging came inconclusive and normal. We are clueless as to the cause.

My four-month-old grandbaby had three complex partial seizures, one in the ER. She has no history of seizures. We are trying to figure out what caused them. My daughter is breast feeding and she drinks unpasteurized milk from a small local dairy farm. My grandbaby fell while strapped in her car seat. She fell about three feet, but she did not seem to be hurt nor did she hit her head. Also, she had a traumatic birth as the cord was wrapped around her neck and she was black from her neck up. The doctor could not get the cord up around her head, so he had to slide it down her body. I wonder if any of these situations could cause seizures.

When my son had a seizure, he had stiff limbs. He would stare into space and he also showed a rhythmic jerking affecting one side of his body.

My son is three years old. He has had three seizures in the past 2 months. When he has one it starts where he rolls his eyes back or his eyes are staring off to nowhere. He gets very pale and bluish. It looks like he is dying. His breathing gets very shallow and his heart rate speeds up. He sometimes grinds his teeth. In the third one he jerked a little. But in the first two he was completely unresponsive. I called 911 for the first two but the third one saw him through it. When we went to the ER for the first one, they ruled out dehydration, diabetes, and heart problems as well as head injury. They weren't fever induced either. There is no family history of seizures anywhere in the family. He has an appointment with the neurologist in two days.

My son's eyes were glassy and rolling back in his head. He was drooling with ashen grey skin and ragged breathing. His lips were blue and he was unable to communicate. It took 20-30 minutes before he was lucid and back to normal. He was unable to walk with steady steps.

My daughter started having seizures when she was 5yrs old. They usually start with a stomach ache, then smacking of the lips along with eyes and head twitching, hand stiffness, and it usually ends with foaming out the mouth. This usually last for about 1-2 minutes and she doesn't remember anything at all minutes before and after. She will sleep hours after this. My daughter is now 11. At 9yrs old her Neurologist tried taking her off her Topamax because she was doing so well, but 6 months into being off her meds she had another one.

My daughter had a seizure that started with dizziness, then she fell down. Her right hand started shaking and she was grinding her teeth. It lasted for about 30 seconds, then she became normal. She had no fever, but it was her third day of chicken pox.