yes and no... and heres why... yes Todd's Paralysis is a freezing type recovery time from a partial seizure... it last around 3-48 hours (1/2 hour to 2 days). but heres where it goes off track. the effects of Todd's Paralysis is all the right or all the left side of your body.
if you have Todd's Paralysis, i have (or had) um too. before the surgery, when i recovered from a complex partial or a tc, my arm will stiffen and will not come loose for 5-20 minutes. i do not have Todd's Paralysis.
it is a good read... the Todd's Paralysis is a real dude. robert todd... a dr from 1809–1860. all that this guy has is after a seizure, you get this paralysis that lasted him a couple of hours. that is it. it is ongoing and changing all the time. excample... some drs say 1 part is affected... some say all your left or all the right are affected. some drs say you are exhausted... but others are not effected (has no feeling... just are stiff).
you could have it... but you may not (depending on the dr). there is no cure. the bad part about this is... it mimic a stroke. and dr will rx the wrong thing.

Yes, its a thing. It's basically tempory paresis in part of the body. It should go away within 2 days.

I used to have Left sided paralysis just for a short period of time

no, I haven't I'm glad you are ok

When the was younger, before taking meds. My whole right arm would have paralysis. Next day it seemed to have strength!