@Here2_4 It sounds like you might have been suffering from a severe migraine. I used to get those before I was old enough to talk, and then up until I was about 5 or 6 and not able to verbalize to my parents what was happening. They just thought I was freaking out for no reason. It felt like boulders were coming down on my head and any sounds or light or being touched made it worse.
I stopped having them when I was still very little, until I was in 7th grade and I had one at school. They still didn’t think anything was wrong with me, other than having some sort of a fit, or crying for no reason.
Then, when I was 18 years old, I had what I hope was my last severe migraine. I had all of the exact symptoms that I had had all those years ago, complete with the sense of boulders crushing my head, and this feeling of panic, and and a really bad headache, and this condition called Aphasia (global type). I also had the aphasia when I was a kid, but because I wasn’t fully verbal at 2, 3, 4 and 5 years of age, they just thought I was wigging out for no reason and couldn’t speak clearly. I was diagnosed with a severe migraine at the age of 18. At first they thought I had had a stroke, but then they said it was a migraine, with the aura and all of that business. I have not had one since then and I am now 51 years old. I’m still crossing my fingers that I never have another one. It was scary as shit to not be able to talk, and to not be able to “see” words.