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As far as we know, there have not been any more diagnoses of this kind in our family, although I have seen children to the jerking back and arching as Zane has done. We just attributed it them thinking they were falling because they were not in someone's arms at the time. Zane was having so many of them and so close together that it caused everyone to pay more attention. My neice also had epilesy as a child and can still have seizures, but had not had one in years now. That also caused concern.
I want to thank everyone who has contributed to the information track though. We can all learn from each others experiences.View Thread


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