24-year-old Stacey Gayle stated that she was a huge fan of reggae artist Sean Paul’s music, but she also stated that it triggered her epileptic seizures.
Gayle stated that the music did not have to be loud at all for it to trigger her seizures.
Gayle has to have part of her brain surgically removed due to control the seizure problem.
The problems began back in 2006 when Sean Paul’s “Temperature” began to rise to the top of charts.
She stated that her life was out of control due to the seizures.
The type of seizure is called musicogenic, or music-triggered seizures.
Dr. Orrin Devinksy stated that “We typcailly see one or two patients a year who have it.”
Source: OverTheLimit.com
Gayle stated that the music did not have to be loud at all for it to trigger her seizures.
Gayle has to have part of her brain surgically removed due to control the seizure problem.
The problems began back in 2006 when Sean Paul’s “Temperature” began to rise to the top of charts.
She stated that her life was out of control due to the seizures.
The type of seizure is called musicogenic, or music-triggered seizures.
Dr. Orrin Devinksy stated that “We typcailly see one or two patients a year who have it.”
Source: OverTheLimit.com
