My husband & I recently got married, a few months ago my husband complained about strange migraines & that he saw things bigger or sometimes smaller than what they really were, now it's gotten worse, he complains that patterns around him is constantly changing, objects wobbling.

One day I walked into the room to see him strap himself to a chair, when I asked what he was up to he told me to do the same because the room was going to rotate again. He doesn't seem to understand things like he use to, sometimes he acts in an innocent childish type fashion, he hates doctors.

I finally got him to see our family doctor after he screamed for his mother & I to get the shotgun because he saw a bumblebee 8 feet tall outside our bedroom window.

I'm really worried I feel like i've lost the man I married just 6 months ago. Our doctor said that he as a rare disease called the alice-in-wonderland type b syndrome which makes him have extremely intense parallel alternative reality hallucinations to his surroundings because the brain is producing tryptamine & too much dimethyltryptamine.

His mother said he had an attack similar to this once when he was 5 but nothing this extreme. The doctor sent me to a specialist we are to see him in a few days. I want to know more about this disease but can't find anything on it in my medical book at home. :cry: