this just happened to my 28 yr old, scarier than crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Omg thank you. Aura Migraine is almost exactly what describes what I get commonly but I usually call them Ocular Seizures because I don't get colors or anything just, I lose vision in a spot of my vision that starts tiny and gets bigger and bigger until about 70% of my vision just vanishes but that's how I know I am about to get a migraine so once my vision messes up, I take a few headache pills and I lose my vision but don't get the headache. And eventually it goes away. But I had TGA happen to me one night when I woke up and I was in my own bed but had absolutely no idea where I was, what was going on, the time...nothing. It was like I knew the house but didn't know whose house it was. It was honestly more terrifying remembering it happened than the night terrors I used to get years ago. But thank you.. Now I can describe my pre-migraines as being between Aura Migraines and Ocular Seizures because I don't really see colors, it's just my vision vanishes. No blurriness, or color distortions, just like a clear blackhole sucking in the vision of whatever I'm looking at.

I’ve never heard of a vitamin D connection before. What have you heard? This is interesting

​@@julied2798 ​ @Julie D Sometimes a doctor(s) might recommend taking excess over-the-counter Calcium/Vitamin D for your bones (over double the dose or more). IF the vitamin-combo is too much for someone to handle, it might give the patient extreme high blood pressure and make them feel very strange (Depending on the brand). If you stop the Calcium/D, you assume you are fine and all is OK. For example, if one has started the Vitamins in January and then you get the TGA in March . . . there might be a connection (for some people) between the excess of "D" and the TGA. The possible side effects and/or allergies of--Vitamin D Toxicity (VDT)--are found on the Internet (For example Healthline). But I also assume/know that TGA can additionally be attributed to any personal, agonizing experience to a patient that may have occurred in the past, maybe a couple of years prior to the TGA incident (The VDT could possibly contribute to the TGA?): This is my assumption. I might be overthinking the above, but it would be interesting to find answers.

@@Lydia361000 Strangely i started D3K2 supplement a 2 months ago. I just had TGA 1 week ago. Interesting.

look up transient epileptic amnesia

You eventually become much better. "After" my TGA incident, around two years ago, I came home from the hospital, and the following day I still had trouble concentrating. I had a hard time making my usual Oatmeal breakfast. It took a long time for me to get back to normal--but you do get better with each day! And then you are PERFECT. At the beginning, when I came home from the hospital, I did not want to even talk to anyone on the phone . . I was not up to it. It took a while to get back in the groove, but then you are fine. I have had No other TGA incidents for two years. Gisela, I hope you are feeling great by now!

Yes thank you, I am

Lucy-Lou probably something wrong with his health doesn't sound normal that young

it's not, he needs to go back to the doctor to find actually what is wrong with him!