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@musicbart hi,

Do let us know how the EEG turn out! For you, this may perhaps be a really unique event. Seems like your oxygen level is ok.

For my previous trip, I chose the flight times best for my body. I’m not sure if it’ll help for you but it’s worth a consideration when practical. If there’s an airport hotel, check in a day before any flight so you won’t feel so stressed having to deal with all those mentioned in an airport waiting area. But instead, in the tranquility of a hotel room where you won’t need to unpack too much and you can get yourself prepared once you hit the ground running.

Cheers,
Louis

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Thanks Louis for that tip-top advice on taking a plane later in the day, not one so early in the morning as I did when I left home for my trip. Since this seizure happened, I said to me that next time I'll not fret over the high ticket price for a plane leaving later in the day. Those later flights are more costly while the first-one-in-early-morning ones cost less.

I'll write here next week about my EEG.

I found what methel wrote here to be very important: methel wrote that in my case something's gone wrong in my body and it has to be found/detected in order to have proper, correct medical treatment. I know in medicine, too many trivialize medical problems thereby making patients suffer longer or make their condition worsen, with numbers of them dying from encountering medical people who aren't sharp nor diligent.