Hi hughmungas, It's nice to hear from you.
There seems to be more to this than I anticipated and I must admit that I seem to have skipped over the possible damage. By all means see a doctor if that's what is needed, far be it from me to deny anyone.
I suppose that I do tend to be touchy when someone throws psychology at a problem.
I do have had some past experience with someone having migraine aura after some very bad experiences and the medical profession tended to shrug it off with a label and nothing else, I'm afraid and the only real help at the time was of a spiritual nature.

The drug thing also seems to have escaped me, but this is something I know nothing about.

I also find it interesting that people tend to take for granted that the last word on these things is to be gained from the professional. I have much evidence that this is not the case, but Mystic Board is not the place to discuss this.

My intention was to help someone with a problem.

As for left and right brain thinking; I hope we can get a balance between the two. This is the ideal.
Absolutely.
L&L
Al

I get a MRI every january. The last time I went they told me that the swelling went down, but there was still some dry blood, nothing too serious. As for the drug thing, that's not what it is. Trust me.

I don't know if this is a medical thing or not, but I don't see how I can remember the Deja Vu experience, and actually think about it up until the moment it happens. I have been able to remember the Deja Vu dream for up to 30 days until it actually happened, and when it did it was like I was reliving that dream..it's one of the weirdest feelings I've ever felt. The numbness, the weird "dream-like" feeling, I guess describing it may make it seem like a seizure or something..but somehow I don't think so.

What you are describing is precognition, not deja vu. Write down in a journal what you are seeing before it happens and then when it happens compare it to your notes just to verify that you are seeing it before it happens and not just getting the feeling that you already knew about it as it happens.