Someone Almost Died Today

Mr.GoldGames · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:38 pm

Dutchie wrote:

MrGoldGames wrote:

Though, I was trained in handling these types of situations, and we called 911, had them come, and they took him away.

DAT TRAINING

I had training on how to handle the situation, such as getting people to get the AED and getting someone to call 911. But it also is comprised of how to approach the person, what to do during a seizure, and how to make sure that he will be ok, and to provide certain care for the victim.

Yiggles Moto wrote:

I watched my sister have a seizure once. It's scary stuff.

We were about to throw some laundry in the washer and she asked me if I wanted to do whites or darks first and then she fell against the laundry hamper and started seizing. At first I thought she was just being weird and trying to sit in the laundry basket until I realized what the hell was going on. Luckily both my mothers are EMTs and were home so they came downstairs and did whatever you're supposed to do. When she came back we told her she broke the hamper and owes us a new one and that she's not allowed to do laundry anymore because apparently that's too hard for her (Jokingly).

I didnt know what was going on at first either, but then when it went on for a few more seconds i knew it was something major. I hope your sister is ok now in the sense that she doesnt get them anymore.

Mr. Simplistic · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:49 pm

Yiggles Moto wrote:

Mr. Simplistic wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

and did whatever you're supposed to do.

I can tell you were super helpful when it come to first aid

They're the trained EMTS

I was the trained alarm to yell at my moms to come and help

U should ask them to teach you a thing or 2,not many people have that easy access to knowledge that could save a life

Yiggles Moto · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:49 pm

MrGoldGames wrote:

Dutchie wrote:

MrGoldGames wrote:

Though, I was trained in handling these types of situations, and we called 911, had them come, and they took him away.

DAT TRAINING

I had training on how to handle the situation, such as getting people to get the AED and getting someone to call 911. But it also is comprised of how to approach the person, what to do during a seizure, and how to make sure that he will be ok, and to provide certain care for the victim.

Yiggles Moto wrote:

I watched my sister have a seizure once. It's scary stuff.

We were about to throw some laundry in the washer and she asked me if I wanted to do whites or darks first and then she fell against the laundry hamper and started seizing. At first I thought she was just being weird and trying to sit in the laundry basket until I realized what the hell was going on. Luckily both my mothers are EMTs and were home so they came downstairs and did whatever you're supposed to do. When she came back we told her she broke the hamper and owes us a new one and that she's not allowed to do laundry anymore because apparently that's too hard for her (Jokingly).

I didnt know what was going on at first either, but then when it went on for a few more seconds i knew it was something major. I hope your sister is ok now in the sense that she doesnt get them anymore.

She is prone to seizures and has them every 3-6 months. She hasn't had any since the last incident I just described.

Yiggles Moto · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:50 pm

Mr. Simplistic wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

Mr. Simplistic wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

and did whatever you're supposed to do.

I can tell you were super helpful when it come to first aid

They're the trained EMTS

I was the trained alarm to yell at my moms to come and help

U should ask them to teach you a thing or 2,not many people have that easy access to knowledge that could save a life

I have, no worries(;

Mr. Simplistic · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 4:00 pm

Yiggles Moto wrote:

Mr. Simplistic wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

Mr. Simplistic wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

and did whatever you're supposed to do.

I can tell you were super helpful when it come to first aid

They're the trained EMTS

I was the trained alarm to yell at my moms to come and help

U should ask them to teach you a thing or 2,not many people have that easy access to knowledge that could save a life

I have, no worries(;

Good boy

Phillip · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 4:38 pm

Yiggles Moto wrote:

until I realized what the hell was going on. Luckily both my mothers are EMTs and were home so they came downstairs and

What is it like to have two.mother's??

Yiggles Moto · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 4:44 pm

Phillip wrote:

Yiggles Moto wrote:

until I realized what the hell was going on. Luckily both my mothers are EMTs and were home so they came downstairs and

What is it like to have two.mother's??

We can all people watch and talk about the hot girls that walk pass together.

Wartheft · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 4:46 pm

Dutchie wrote:

MrGoldGames wrote:

Though, I was trained in handling these types of situations, and we called 911, had them come, and they took him away.

DAT TRAINING

Your avatar makes your post even better.

Link · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 6:38 pm

Really sad to see this happen to people. My little 12 year old cousin deals with the same thing. He usually has 1 every couple months.

SemiAutoNoob · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2016 11:43 pm

Can you people stop talking about seizures you could get banned for saying that word.

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