Reply by JanetK_CA on 6/30/07 8:57pm. Msg #197923. Re: Page 7 of Ca Notary Handbook. I took the blade of a sharp scissors to my old seal and scraped off enough of the rubber so that it could no longer make an impression that looked like anything. I think I pretty much took everything off of it, in little pieces.
Stroke, TIAs and migraine can share certain symptoms (visual disturbances, numbness, tingling, speech difficulties and muscle weakness on one side of the body), which may lead someone with a migraine to fear they are having a stroke.
Temporary symptoms may occur. The symptoms are similar to an ischemic stroke, but TIA symptoms usually last less than five minutes with an average of about a minute. When a TIA is over, that particular blockage usually causes no permanent injury to the brain. A TIA is an important warning sign.