@santosha thank you, prior to December 2024 I have not seen a doctor since 2015. I had a stroke December 16, two weeks after that a 72 hour EEG at home with ( to my knowledge, no seizures) but the EEG came back abnormal and was immediately told that I had seizures and was put on medication and then two weeks after that had to have a PFO in atrial septal defect closed in my heart. Five months after that went into cardiac arrest after having no seizures to my recollection. Since May because I have never been sick, my work called the EMTs every single time I collapse, which was normal for me because I have collapsed my entire life without losing consciousness. In August, I was in the hospital lobby and woke up in the trauma center with my clothes cut off, and they said I was in status epilepticcus. They did a tilt test and a sleep deprived EEG. I do not feel that I have epilepsy, and I feel that the seizures are now brought on by the combination of dual seizure meds. From my initial consultation just two weeks ago at Mayo.- it seems that the doctor agrees with me and I am being admitted so that we can rule epilepsy out completely. I know that you’re confined to the room and hooked up to the EEG continuously and video monitoring, but I am trying to find out what type of test that they do or is it literally just sitting in the room and being observed. I am having an MRI on Thursday and an EEG on Friday.