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Moyamoya Related Topics >> Moyamoya Related Information and Support >> Irritable,&moody http://www.moyamoya.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1123254155 Message started by shirley on Aug 5th, 2005 at 11:02am |
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Title: Irritable,&moody Post by shirley on Aug 5th, 2005 at 11:02am
Hi, my daughter Jeanette finds she has become more
irritable & moody lately and is wondering if anyone else has that problem? She also went and had a four day EEG done she was haveing spells were she would stiffen out and then she would shake some and also where shewould blank out like she wasn't there. Has anyone else had these problems. Thank you Shirley |
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by CarasMOM on Aug 5th, 2005 at 2:34pm
Hi Shirley...Welcome to the MM family. Was wondering if your daughter has had the surgeries yet (on both sides) and how long ago ??? Everybody is different but my Cara had different symptoms pre-operation versus post-operation. Sounds like your daughter had her operation but want to be sure. And we all can give you some input the best we can. :) CarasMOM
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by kotipup on Aug 5th, 2005 at 5:37pm
I'd also be interested in your daughter's Moyamoya status (post or pre-surgery) if you don't mind sharing. The spells do sound like they could be seizures... have you gotten the results of the EEG back, yet? If they are seizures, the good news is that there's lots of medicines out there that could help.
Also, my daughter is extremely irritable and moody. She's only 22 months old, and has pretty much been that way since birth. It could be due to tenuous blood flow to the brain... we're not really sure. I hope your daughter is feeling better, soon! Jenny |
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by riosdallas on Aug 8th, 2005 at 10:27am
Hello,
I hope you daughter the best!! Don't stop until you find the answer "why is this happening"? It's better to be infomed then having to wonder. Stay stong and good luck you MM family is here for you.. your friend Lena |
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by shirley on Aug 8th, 2005 at 5:49pm
Thank you all Thank you all for careing and trying to help. The being irritable and moody has come almost a year after her first surgery, as far as the spells she has the EEG, showed they are not seizures. The Epilepsy specialist called them episodes, he feels it might be the stress of liveing with MM or he said there is the chance they could becaused by MM. In either case he thinks she should see a phsiologist. If you don't know Jeanette is 37 . and I still think of her as my little girl.
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by ann on Aug 8th, 2005 at 6:35pm
Its okay Shirley! I am 37 if you asked my mom right now I will always and forever be her little girl no matter how old I get! I think it is wonderful that you care and are so concerned about your daughter! I know that my mom went through the same thing when I was first dianosed! It was hard on her as I am sure it is for you! But you found a good support system here so if you need help just ask! Good luck and I will be praying that you get the answers that you are looking for!! Ann
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by kelmo on Aug 8th, 2005 at 7:31pm
Shirley, our daughter Kelsey (13 yrs old) had the surgery (both sides)2 years ago. and suffered a terrible stroke. She has "episodes" "spells" that sound like your daughters. No one has ever been able to figure out what they are. But we were told they are not seizures, as she understands us talking to her while she is having them. She stiffens up, cries, and seems like she is in pain, and has a look of fear on her face. They can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours... Has them 30 to 60 days apart some times sooner, and has also gone a few months without one. They are very scary, and we always feel so bad for her, and frustrated, as we don't know what it is. We give her valium and painkiller during them, and that seems to help. Good luck, Kelsey' Dad, Pat
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Title: Re: Irritable,&moody Post by shirley on Aug 8th, 2005 at 9:12pm
Pat& Ann,
Thank you Ann it is so difficult to stand by and not beable to do anything to help but pray. Jeanette does not have a computer, so I print things off this web site andsend them to her so she knows she's not alone. Pat, thank you to for shareing. Jeanette doesn't cry but that look of fear is there and she can here us but can't answer. When she comes out of one she needs to go to the bathroom right a way. Kelsey and you Ann also will be in my prays. Everyone thank you for shareing. Shirley |
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