MADIBO SHADRACK SEAKGOA
The first time was when I was doing matric. To start with, after being released from detention, I developed the system where I would suffer from something like cramps.  The muscles here at the back of my neck, will start pulling down and my neck will be like this.  When I was doing matric in 1993 I just lost consciousness.  Something pulled my head backwards and I lost consciousness.  The following day I went to the doctor and I was given tablets, injection and whatever.  A month later whilst I was asleep, it was something between five o'clock and six o'clock in the morning, I just felt the tension here. I became warm and the muscle becomes tight and I lost consciousness for the second time.  Secondly, I was with something that I need to call people and the following day I was hospitalised for five days.  For the third time, it was another time, last year, when during the heydays, in the run-up to the elections we used to work around the clock and every time when I work under pressure, the muscles will start pulling down again. I say it is specifically because my head has been banged repeatedly on the wall. I started experiencing those symptoms and signs after my release from prison.