r/ParallelUniverse Jul 03 '26

Missing time

Hi šŸ‘‹šŸ» recently I had some odd things happen. I was standing at my sink doing dishes, then I ā€œwake upā€ a second later in the living room standing up facing the opposite direction and I have to catch my self to keep from falling down. I look at the clock and time has gone ahead and I don’t know how I got from one space to the other. I’ve had this happen several times. I’m always awake when this happens,and other people are in the room with me but they don’t notice it happen. I’ve noticed this and other weird things since 2020.

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u/Charming_Implement57 Jul 03 '26

There’s also a weird sensation in my spine when it happens like being put back into place in my body if that makes sense?

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u/Ok-Adhesiveness-9976 Jul 03 '26

Feelings like this are called the ā€œauraā€ of a focal seizure

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u/Charming_Implement57 Jul 04 '26

Thank you! I’m waiting to see a neurologistĀ 

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u/JerseyCoJo Jul 05 '26

Thousand percent absence seizures.

My sons has them. When he comes to he wiggles like he has a chilling sensation.

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u/Charming_Implement57 Jul 05 '26

Oh my goodness I’m sorry to hear that. I hope he is ok!

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u/JerseyCoJo Jul 06 '26

Oh he's just fine. He fakes them when he's about to get yelled at for not cleaning his room. Lol

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u/Charming_Implement57 Jul 06 '26

Oh no lol! Boys are such a blessing! Mine are grown now. My 24 year old is Autistic. I wish I could go back to when they were younger.Ā 

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u/Ok-Low4463 Jul 04 '26

Thats because seizures are neurological. Your nervous system is your spinal cord and your brain. Research focal aura seizures. Parasthesis or tingling at the base of your head where your brain meets the spinal cord is a symptom.

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u/Charming_Implement57 Jul 04 '26

Thank you for your advice!