A year ago, I started having POTS-like symptoms (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome - you can look up more about it), and then a month and a half ago started fainting just about every day, and then a week and a half ago started having seizures.
3 days ago, I was taken to the ER by ambulance for rolling seizures that lasted about 2 minutes each. I started seizing again when the nurse was looking at me, so she rushed to get the doctor.
I shit you not, he literally said, "Stop that, I'm here. You don't have to show me, I believe you." (Inflated sense of self-importance much?) Then created a "pain response" by digging his knuckles into my chest. Not a sternum rub, not a seizure punch, he dug his knuckles, STRAIGHT KNUCKLES, into my chest as hard as he could and twisted while digging. While he's digging into my chest, he says, "Stop it, I know you can control this."
It gets better though. He later says, "Oh, she's not faking it. It's involuntary." ...bitch you literally told me to stop it.
He also saw me for 5 minutes, says, "that's not a seizure, I've seen seizures before." Without doing ANY tests whatsoever. By the way, there's over THIRTY TYPES of seizures. Each of them present in a different way. How the literal fuck would you know it's not a seizure without doing an EEG?
He said they're likely psychologically induced. They ultimately blamed it on my PTSD... that I haven't had issues with in 5 years. 😐 they said therapy will fix it, even though all the coping mechanisms they gave me I already do, and had been through therapy for literal years.
I was discharged 2 days ago and am still having seizures because they refused to give me meds to stop them 🥰