All of the symptoms are suitable for diagnosis of Hemiplegic Migraine.
Acctually, you don't need to have family history of this condition, since, it comes in two variations, and the one that you are probably having is known as Sporadic Hemiplegic Migraine (no family history, no genes mutations).
This diagnosis must be always distinguished from transient ishemic attack, or mini-stroke (transient ishemic attack, usually happens in adults with predispositions for stroke, its symptoms last very short time, but, Hemiplegic migraine symptoms are with prolonged duration, and they begin in childhood and cease during adult years)
Headache can be present or not with all other symptoms of HM.
You need to focus on finding neurologist who have experience with treating this type of migraine, cause is very rare and difficult to be treated.
Best wishes!
Marija