NJ woman who suffers from seizures is missing: Have you seen her?

The Passaic Police Department is seeking the public's assistance with locating Devorah Stubin, 22, of Passaic.

According to police, Stubin — who suffers from partial complex seizure disorder — was last seen in Maywood Township Thursday night driving a grey Mitsubishi Galant with New Jersey registration K40FPH.

She is a white female, 5 feet and 2 inches, 110 pounds, with hazel eyes, and a light complexion.

She was wearing glasses with black frames, a pink wool coat, a long black skirt, and rainbow-colored sneakers, police said.

According to the Epilepsy Foundation, a person suffering from a complex partial seizure may appear to be daydreaming. Such seizures can wipe out memories of events just prior, and can cause a person to lose awareness and stare blankly. A person suffering a from a seizure may move his or her mouth, pick the air or clothing, or perform other mindless activities.

In some cases, people may repeat words or phrases, laugh, scream, or cry, according to the foundation.

"Some people do things during these seizures that can be dangerous or embarrassing, such as walking into traffic or taking their clothes off," the foundation writes.

Police are asking anyone with information to contact the Passaic Police Department at 973-365-3900.