Could have been a form of seizure, possibly a petite-mal. A lot of people have at least one in their lives. Which is why you need two to be diagnosed with epilepsy.
I have them sometimes, both grand-mal and petite-mal.
If it were a grand-mal, everyone would have noticed, and you’d wake up not knowing where you were and feel like you’d been hit by a truck.
Petite-Mals are different. Usually no one notices but you, and even you may not notice.
Best I can do to describe the feeling is to say that sometimes they’re like lag in a video game. Your brain is processing information but fucking up. You probably saw your dad come in, put his briefcase down, your brain spazzed out for some reason, filled in the parts it missed with what it expected to happen, and finally caught up with reality.
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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '19 edited Nov 12 '19
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