SCARIEST moment of our lives. Has anyone had their child have a febrile seizure like this?! 😭
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Reposting this from my Instagram because I am on a MISSION to find out what is going on with my son.
This was just moments before my baby became unresponsive, stopped breathing and his lips turned blue.😢
We had just got done hiking the badlands in South Dakota. He seemed completely fine during our hike. He wanted to be held which was off for him, but he had no signs of being even slightly sick.
I wasn't sure if I was being "paranoid" or "anxious" but my mama instincts were telling me something was "off" with him.
I just wasn't sure what?
I had a work phone call when we got home so I went in the bedroom while Doug fed the kids dinner.
When I came out Doug said Rexy seemed fine & even ate dinner.
I held him on the couch and felt him. He felt a little warm to me so I checked his temp. He had a mild fever of 101.4.
We IMMEDIATELY gave him Tylenol bc he's had febrile seizures before. I hoped we had caught it in time. Apparently, we did not.
And this time it wasn't quite the same as before.
With his previous seizures he'd twitch a lot, moan lightly, & foam at the mouth a little or throw up a little.
This time, his legs twitched briefly, his eyes had no focus and rolled to the back of his head, and then he stopped breathing for what seemed like forever.
I tried to stay calm for my daughter, but when I looked down at my baby with a grey face, blue lips, a limp body - completely unresponsive, not even twitching - I lost it.
I genuinely thought he was dying.😢
I ran out of our RV and screamed "help!!!!" like a maniac bc I thought we'd need to do CPR.
Doug was on the phone with 911 the whole time & they worked so hard to get to us quickly.
Interior, South Dakota emergency personnel, THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS!🙏🏼❤️
Once Hendrix became responsive and stable again Doug looked at me and said, "you have some instincts!"
Mamas, even if you think you're being "paranoid" or "anxious" - trust your instincts.💯❤️
I shared this video because we are trying to capture the seizure to make sure doctors really can SEE the whole
picture bc they keep saying it's "common" and we want to believe it's "fine" but its hard to know if they even know what really is going on bc every time they see him he's just lethargic but basically back to his normal self …so we wanted to film it to show the doc but I didn't know where my phone was so he had to stop to call 911.
#momlife #febrileseizure #awareness #toddlerlife #parenting #seizureawareness
Yes. My daughter had a seizure just like that at 20 mos old. We rushed her to the hospital ER and it took them quite awhile to get her out of it. Scariest thing ever. The Dr called it a staring seizure. We don't know what caused it. Her pediatrician put her on phenobarbital until she was 4. She never had another one. She will be 40 in July and is a teacher. Lots of prayer. Praying for your sweet boy.
So scary!
Sounds similar to what happened to my daughter when she was 14 months old. She had been asleep and started making weird noises and drooling and was unresponsive. This was at 7:30am and she was seizing until noon. A prolonged seizure is called status epilepticus, and is life threatening. They had to intubate her because she started to go into respiratory failure, and then fly her by helicopter to the next hospital better equipped to handle it. She's 7 now and still on the anti seizure medication. Not sure whether or not she's had any additional seizures (because they can be so subtle) but she keeps having abnormal EEGs and her recent one showed an actual increase in spikes, unfortunately. Still holding out hope for weaning off the meds in the future. But, only time will tell. I had epilepsy as a kid, myself. But, I had grand mal seizures (called tonic clonic today) so they were very obvious. I did eventually grow out of it. But, I too was older by the time I stopped having abnormal EEGs.
Reminds me of my son he was diagnosed with epilepsy . He lived until 34 yrs old passed away last year 😢💔
@@tracysummers7081 Oh, my goodness! Rest in peace to your son
@@tracysummers7081sorry about your son did he pass due to a sesure. God bless
Ugh. When you started crying and his eyes started to roll back, I started sobbing. What a scary moment. Glad he's ok now.
My son just had a febrile seizure today and the doctor explained to me what to expect and the first aid to perform then she asked me to take a video recording the next time it happens so that she can be able to give a 100% diagnosis. If I took a video, I would definately put it online to help other parents identify what their kids are going through. This is the most scary experience for any parent.
Watching this and hearing the gut wrenching emotion is making me bawl my eyes out. Me and my babies are sick with Covid right now, and this is just hitting me in the feels. I have followed you guys since Married at First Sight, and have been pulling for you since the beginning. I send you nothing but positive energy. Please keep us updated on your precious boy.
So freaking scary! I hope he is doing better. Prayers and love
Much better now! Thank you 💕
@@jamieotisanddoughehner So glad to hear!
@@jamieotisanddoughehner glad to hear
Thank God your little guy recovered! Poor little Henley crying in the background. It had to be so frightening for all of you.
Our 10 month old had a febrile seizure a few hours ago. It was the scariest moment of our lives! We called 911, paramedics came and said that it was because of his fever, which he had for a few hours up to the seizure. He said that best thing to do is give him some Tylenol to help with the fever. It only lasted about 10 seconds, but it was 10 seconds of fear that I had hoped to never experience. I hope your son is doing better!
Prayers that everything is ok with sweet baby Hendrix. I cannot imagine how terrifying that has to be. I’ve heard of these febrile seizures but to have it happen to your own little one is entirely different. He’s lucky to have parents so keenly aware of what’s happening and doing everything to care for him. Stay strong you guys.
Thank you SO much ❤️ yes it was absolutely terrifying 😨
My son had his first seizure the other day and now I’m researching as much Info I can. I am glad I recorded for a short period of time because it feels like a blurry bad dream now and the video allows me to show his doctor and neurologist exactly what I seen without missing any details. Thank you for sharing a vulnerable moment. Hope you all never have to experience that again 😩🙏🏼 I feel your worry mama !
Well said
Oh myyy.. Me too 😢😢 the image is still so clear in my head that leads me to OVT these several days.. She had covid & electrolytes imbalance (sodium too low).. In my country not every hospital can handle opname for covid suspects..
Praying that he’s ok
❤️🙏🏻
Sweet little guy! He’s so cute! I hate seeing such a cute kid have to go through something like that! That must have been so scary! Praying for him and hoping he makes a speedy recovery❤❤❤
Praying for complete healing. Please post a follow up on his condition as you have us all worried for this beautiful child. Is he ok?
He’s doing well for now! It’s just impossible to know when it will happen again 😕
This breaks my heart. I hope he's well. I love all of you guys.
I had two of my boys have seizures when they were little. Both of them only had one each that we know of. Both are fine. One is now 29 years old, and the other is 14 years old. It's so scary, and I'm so sorry. Praying all is well with him 🙏❤🙏
Did they seize like this? My daughter had one on Friday just like this but we almost lost her. Thank GOD we were in the Dr office when it happened. She went into respiratory distress immediately and stopped breathing for 2.5 min before being bagged by EMS and they stabilized her. She's been referred to Neurology.
@@kristenadornoThis happened to my daughter when she was 14 months old. She was seizing for hours, went into respiratory failure, had to be intubated and put into a medically induced coma, and flown via helicopter to a bigger hospital better suited to care for her. She was in the hospital for 3 days. She's 7 now and still on anti seizure meds as she keeps having abnormal EEGs. However, she's had no known seizures since the initial one. A prolonged seizure is called status epilepticus and is life threatening. I know your pain. Honestly, still dealing with the trauma of that day. I hope your baby is doing well. And, make sure you take care of yourself, as well. These kinds of moments create deep scars for us parents.❤
This happened to my daughter a couple years ago. It’s very scary but thankfully they are almost always harmless. ❤️
I’m so grateful to hear that 💓
My first seizure was at school and here is the story ( im 9) So basicly i was at a normal day of school and i felt dizzy and light headed so i told my teacher and shr told me to get a BIG drink of water not knowing what is happening next.... I get water. And sit in my seat. I sat but couldent talk i was able to kinda say "i cant talk" with a swelled cheek so basicly my friend laughed thinking nothing of it she thought i was joking but i WASNT and i started staring off and then my cheek started twitching by than my friend could tell somthong was off she stoped her smile and grabbed me tellling tbe teacher that somthing was wrong the teacher grabs me taking me to the princable as i cry (the nurse was home sick) i sit on the bench in the office as i throw up the princable starts asking if im okay i try to say mommy but its hard j get this weird expanding fealing in my cheek so i start falling and basicly the princable helps me down as she lays me on my side i cry saying mommy at least i try i stare off and the last words i here are the words of the princable: " mom is on thw way and telling front desk to call home" i black out waking up in the ambulance 🚑 my first time as they stick the IV inside me my mom crying she has to park her car im out of it my now but i think she has leave i cry evan more and we arive to hospital i stay for 2 weeks and get diagnosed with relandic epilepsy meanin: my seizures dont have a cuaz) and now on top of this i know have convulsion disorder and. Many diffrent seizures but this story happened on January 20 2023
Monitor temperature carefully. The best way to avoid a seizure is to bring down the temp. Tylenol, lukewarm bath, remove clothing.
Literally sobbing 😢, so glad he is okay. This is terrifying and heartbreaking.
I've had a history of petite mal seizures since I was five years old (in 2009). As a result of a brain tumor removal when I was two years old so I think they started because when the doctor took it out, he accidentally caused a disruption of brainwaves. But he still saved my life, so I'm grateful.
With my seizures, I foam at the mouth, and my right arm moves up and down while I shake in a violent manner. Whoever is with me has to get me on my left side so I don't inhale the slobber and choke while I seize and they administer the diasapam/diastat via leg or arm because it's dangerous to give someone something through the mouth while they seize because they can bite you or they can hurt themselves (one's generic for the other but I can't remember which one it is). And they have to stay with me until I stop shaking or until the paramedics get to me. And usually I have a terrible headache after. I've had 4 seizures, at least, that I can recall from 2009 to 2012, and then I went 7 years without one.
On May 9 2019, I was waiting for my school bus. When I felt dizzy and saw an aurora pass by me then my vision became blank. My grandma happened to be near me, so she helped me back to the house, which was across the street. She called my grandpa to come and help me into the house and lay me down. Grandma stayed with me while grandpa with on the phone with paramedics, and they both went with me to the hospital. My mom was called and she went to see me and she took the rest of the day off so she could be with me. That was the last time I had a seizure.
There are different kinds of seizures. Your son appears to have focal seizures. Where he's not shaking or anything like mine, but he's staring off and not moving. If he does seize in the future, don't know if you already do it but brace his head and make sure the floor (or couch) is free of anything that can hurt him while he shakes. My grandma and/or mom put pillows under me so I don't hit my head on the floor. So you may want to do the same if you haven't already done so for him. Because anyone who seizes will be very sensitive to physical contact at that moment so you have to be very careful with him.
Hope your son feels better and he's not epileptic like me
My son, who is also a redhead, use to have them with every fever that started to rise. They started when he was six months old and lasted until he was about 3 years old.
Now he used to run really high fevers, his highest recorded in the pediatrician’s office was 107.2. His were pretty bad, grand mal seizure type sometimes, but not epileptic.
Cool compresses, get him in the sink, tub or just a hose with cool water (fully clothed when time is of essence) to get his core temperature down. It helped every time with my son.
He’ll be lethargic mostly because of the fever but also because his body just had a febrile seizure. If possible, cool drinks, sugar free popsicles, frozen smoothies, etc that will also help keep his core temperature down.
You now are becoming more aware of the signs so if possible get ahead of it before he has the febrile seizure. Easier said than done, trust me I know.
Show the video to your pediatrician. If there is a way you can send it to him or her via health portal/email that would work so you could communicate that way until you are back home.
Know that they are more common than one may realize. My son is almost 25 and is doing great! He’s a firefighter/EMT and goes on calls for similar situations as what went on with Hendrix and of course lots of others that scare me to death. You never stop worrying about them no matter how old they get.
Keep advocating for your child. Safe travels and best of luck! 🙏🏻💙
Great advice Jessica. Thank you for sharing🙏🙏🙏
THIS HAPPENED TO MY SON LAST NIGHT! Thank you for posting this video. How did it go afterward? Was he evaluated by a neurologist?
My son suffers from febrile seizures. And it is scary! Thankfully most children grow out of it by 6-7 yo.
The first time he had one we were thankfully in the ER already for his temp. He unfortunately had to be put in a medical coma for 2 days when he was about a year old. But he is a happy healthy lovely 5 yo now!
Sadly yes! My husband and I both knew something was VERY WRONG when this exact thing happened for the first time with our daughter! There is nothing more terrifying than when your baby looks AT you as they look right THROUGH you at the very same time! She is now a healthy, happy 16 y/o girl with zero residual effects from her febrile seizures. Although we still worry EVERY SINGLE TIME she gets any kind of infection or virus she did grow out of them by time she was a year and a half old!❤🙏🏼
I can’t believe how cruel people are being in the comments. I about cried watching this. The sheer panic waiting for it to happen. For anyone wondering why the phone wasn’t put down, it’s bc they wanted to record what was happening to their son to show doctors because they’ve seen several and they all say he’s fine and they, as parents, are still worried. I just feel for you guys. That heartbreak and fear. I can’t even imagine. If there’s anything to take from this, it’s to hug your babies close. Saying a prayer for Hendrix ❤️
Right?? Geesh!
Oh my goodness this brought back so many memories for me. My son had several febrile seizures. First one was at 6 months. He had a few more with the last one at 5 years old. Scariest experience ever. They do grow out of them as I was told by the doctor. He’s now 32 and has two children of his own. Watching this video brought back all those memories front and center. I feel your emotions so deeply Jamie.
My youngest started having seizures at 14 out of no where. They weren't normal seizures it happens usually while he is sleeping, he will sometimes start fighting eyes wide open and a shear look of terror in those eyes. Other times he will get up and walk out of the room and drop to the floor doing the same thing. It was terrifying
Sounds like it could potentially be a night terror. Has he had a sleep study?
Yesterday my son had seizure like this....we were so scared...he is still febrile..plz pray for my son....
So scary!!!!! Love and Prayers 🙏💙🙌.
Thank you for this! My son had a febrile seizure I was not there to witness. I'm glad I saw this video Incase it were to happen again
So many people complaining and passing judgement on this video. How is this any different that the parents that share childhood cancer stories of their babies crying and being excessively I'll over cancer treatments/surgery. They clearly stopped filming once Jamie noticed he was about to seize. Calm down with the judgments .. they are parents and loving parents at that. If you have such harsh feelings towards them then don't keep up with them. Simple as that.
I never knew a febrile seizure could look like this. He is just completely still and gone. Also, if anyone doesn't know, these are pretty common in children with high fever and they are usually benign but its always good to see a medical provider.
My daughter had a seizure like this on Friday and stopped breathing twice, totalling 2.5 min without oxygen. Had EMS not arrived and bagged her when they did, we would've lost her. Her stats were dropping so fast. We followed up with the Dr yesterday and she was referred to a neurologist because the pediatrician said in all of her years of pediatrics, she's never seen a febrile seizure like that which makes her believe it wasn't one. Her temp was only 100.
I just had one of those yesterday in the middle of class, was rushed to the ER and everything, it’s really scary especially undiagnosed, you’re all amazing parents and you obviously love your son so much, much love for you and your family💜💜
This brought past trauma to me again. My brother was 3 and I was 5 when he had his first. It was terrifying….luckily your son wasn’t shaking
My 5 year old son had 1 12 hours ago and it was awful, violently shaking purple lips etc hes ok now, I thought he was dead
@@anthonybelton-ford3124 oh my gosh I am so sorry ❤️sending love to him
My daughter has them. We now have to monitor her super closely when she has any kind of fever. How is he doing?
this just happened to our 14 month old on the interstate yesterday. I noticed her arms convulsing in the mirror and we pulled over and she was still shacking and foaming. We thought she was chocking so tried to dislodge but her eyes were rolling back and was turning blue and limp and I started panicking and screaming for someone to help. Thankfully lots of cars stopped and came to our aid several of them nurses and ambulance arrived maybe 15 mins after. It was the scariest day of my life and honestly thought I was about to lose my baby. She still has a fever today and we have been told to rotate fever reducing meds for next few days.
Same happen to my child even he turned blue n I gave him cpr.. I didn't understand wat to do den rushed to the hospital
I am so grateful that Hendrix is ok. 🤗💙
This is scary has ur son had the vaccine ? If so im wondering because this could be linked to other cases
Febrile.....fever🙄❕
Why would you continue filming? Speaks volumes.
And then when she says call 911 he ask where her phone is! I assume he is using his phone to record?!
This seems like what I did as a baby/toddler, I had multiple febrile seizures (Also a redhead as well). My family notes about the eyes rolling back and how I kept making it seem like I was dying. Only to come fully to at the hospital looking around like why are we here (and more of a laid-back kind of way than concerned or scared)?
Still wish You and your family well. Especially your mental with febrile seizure jump scares. Do realize the seizure is more of a symptom than an actual issue. It’s whatever causes the illness that is your real concern.
It can happen when temp rises quickly. Getting cool water on their head and neck will bring them out of it
I took mine to the ER during the episode and they rubbed ice cubes on him.
He was already having a seizure. My daughter had one on Friday and she stopped breathing twice, totaling 2.5 min without oxygen. We had a follow up appt yesterday and the Dr told us had EMS nor arrived and bagged her when they did, she wouldn't be here today. Scariest day of my life.
Hello did you ever find out what caused your daughters seizure? Or what type of seizure it was? This has happened to my 3 year old son now two times in past 1.5 weeks. His eyes roll and he stops breathing and his lips turn completely blue. My husband gives him rescue breaths and he slowly comes out it then sleeps for 30min. Neurologist is telling us he needs to see a cardiologist. We feel so helpless.
@@devinrenee1990A prolonged seizure is called Status epilepticus and is life threatening. This happened to my daughter at 14months old and she went into respiratory failure. They had to intubate her, medically induce a coma, and fly her via helicopter to another hospital. According to the EEGs my daughter has had her "spikes," or abnormalities, are generalized. This means she has spikes all over her brain in various locations, simultaneously. The cause for this is purely genetic. No environmental factors can cause generalized spikes. Has your child gotten an EEG?
My 14 month old just had one 2 weeks ago it was very scary for me and I have to learn how to stay calm my husband was telling me relax he is gonna be ok get ready and let’s go to the hospital he’s temperature was 103. Something now I know next time when he get sick I have to pay attention just in case , I hope he’s doing good .
Oh mama.. I'm so sorry. Been there done that, it's terrifying.
Oh I'm so sorry mama! I know how scary that is! My daughter had a high fever and had a seizure and lethargic, she was 2. It's super scary but they get back to normal. She's 9 now and has not had one since. I hope lil one is feeling better and you both have some peace of mind. Again, it is scary, but it does happen when the kids are really sick especially with high fever. Oh I'm so sorry guys 😟
My daughter has epilepsy. Worst thing was that 1st big seizure. I'm so sorry. 😢
my daughter has had two febrile seizures, both looking exactly like this! it’s an atonic or absence seizure. so so scary, i hope you guys have recovered mentally and hope he’s doing okay. 🤎
I have a cousin who had one when he was 5 years old. Today he is 34 year old. All my prayers are with the family.
❤️❤️ thank you
Just happened to my son last night. He stopped breathing. Lasted for about 2 minutes. Scariest moment of my life
😢😢 I remember this pain and confusion when my daughter had her first sezior. I'm so sorry and my heart goes to your family and baby❤
Yes. Happened in a shopping trolley. Someone helped to removed him and gave him mouth to mouth as he was blue. Most traumatic moment of my life.
The mom freaking out in the beginning is what scares the child I believe. As a parent you have to remain calm and stressful situations even when you don't think you can. Your children will follow suit if you stay calm better chances that they will stay calm.
The boy was already in a seizure and had no clue anything that was going on around him. My daughter has these and she doesn't remember any of it. Except, she stopped breathing twice totalling 2.5 min without oxygen and we came within seconds of losing her. Scariest thing ever!
@@kristenadornoI have seizures and I can still hear what's going on around me.
My son started having absence seizures suddenly that quickly evolved to stronger seizures with many other issues like hearing loss and unresponsiveness. After 2 weeks of tests he was diagnosed with Autoimmune Encephalitis. It took multiple EEG tests ranging from 1 hour to 2 days long and an Lumbar puncture to determine it. After 4 rounds of IVIG and steroids he was better. Each round of meds took 1 hour each and we were checked out from the hospital the day of his last treatment.
How old is he and what further treatment is he prescribed? Autoimmune encephalitis may have a relapsing , in which case you will have to take maintainence dose steroids
My son had 2 seizures the other day and in germany they call it Infektanfall (like seizure because of infection). First looked like epi without shaking and the other one was really like real epileptical. The he was 4 days in the hospital and the epilepsy was ruled out, he had Rota Virus and he was dehydrated so his body reacted like that. Also the scarriest moment of my life. Sending you a big hug
I noticed that there was a video of him having a high fever about 1 year ago. Could that maybe provoke the epilepsy? I have had epilepsy as long as I can remember and always wondered what caused it.
My son had them 6 times when he was little and they're scary! Remember to keep them at their side or a way that saliva won't get trapped in their airway!! Strip their clothes off and wipe them down with tempid or slightly cool water.. not to cold bc it can be shocking! You've gotta get the fever down. It's their bodies natural way to bring down their fevers!
“Where’s your phone”🤦🏽♂️ come on man
Right? Isn't he holding one recording?
That confused me for a bit I guess he didn’t realize and he had a slow reaction
We have had this happen to 3 of our grandbabies so the doctors think it is genetic somewhere. But has only happened when they have ran high fevers at around your son's age. 2 of my grandbabies became so lethargic after the seizure that they had to be careflighted to a children's hospital. But they have outgrown them. Be strong momma. Easier said than done but they need your strength. Prayers to your family.
I do face this situation with my baby girl.
It took my heart out
Praying!!!
Thank you ❤️
Yes I definitely have experienced this with my daughter,
My daughter age 13 has severe epilepsy, and has the worse tonic clonic seizures that she is struggling with right now. a rare form of epilepsy which cannot be cured is called Doose Syndrome and she has around 200 seizures a day. Sometimes she can stop breathing and she could even die from them she is on a ventilator that doesn’t even work she vomits around 100 times in her seizures but vomits blood. The doctors even told us she wouldn't have a chance to live, she can die from her seizures and she has almost died millions of times. She is always in the hospital and is never out, and I feel hopeless like I cannot do anything for her. She always wakes up hand locked and because of these seizures she is level 3 autism and cannot walk or talk or do anything basically. She was using the hospital showers when I was showering her when all of a sudden she suddenly fell so suddenly and I couldn’t help her in time and she is now in surgery because she has cracked open her head. I feel so hopeless. We have tried cannibas oil but it doesn’t help her, we have tried everything. I understand what your going through and I’m always here to talk. They cannot be controlled and we have tried everything and there is no other option but to euthanize her and to put her to rest and all her pain and suffering. It is a very hard option and it's for the greater good. 💜
Omg that's terrible I'm so sorry to hear that & never feel hopeless & always keeping believing for miracles & in searching for the power of prayers that maybe one day that your daughter will be seizure free & that God power will heal your daughter you never know so keep thinking positive hopes
Where's your phone? SIR YOU'RE FUCKING HOLDING ONE
Ugh I feel so horrible... this is terrifying
Bless this heart 🥺💔🙏
I was terrified watching 😬
Yep, I’ve been here with my little one too mama xxxxx it’s so scary
I'm 24 years old and also get febrile seizure, I feel so sad for kids because its among the worst kinds of seizures.
This is the most disturbing thing I have ever seen parents do to their children. How could put such a thing on the internet. Someone should call child protection. I feel so sad for that little boy.
Said the same when they posted it to Instagram. Not okay.
Oh come on I’m just surprised there’s not an update but this is life febrile seizures happen it’s scary. I just need an update.
idk, i find it pretty helpful myself. my daughter gets these and seeing what it looks like in other kids gives me a point of reference. also, the docs advise to get it on video to help them diagnose the type of seizure.
why does everyone go straight to outrage without a second thought?
@@patamaran because the videos are for the drs not the general public
@@smileymiley6665 people post stuff like this for people to know what to do. I do think it is weird for them tinplate this but as long as they get the child help as soon as possible o guess it ok
Did they ever find out what happened?
As a mom I felt your panic and pain
😢Yes I was in full panic mode our first one. OMG
Anyone whose baby/toddler had a febrile seizure… did they go on to develop a hearing loss? We have just discovered a hearing loss and this is the only ‘event’ we are aware of that may have caused it. Curious if anyone else has experience this.
Oh my god I think his ok but thinking his frozen
How is he????? Please let us know soon as you are able!!! Much love to all of you
I hope he is doing better. Little ones can spike so quickly.
Yes he is doing so much better thank you ❤️
These are called absence seizures and commonly children presents with lip smacking or eye rolling and stuff. Mostly should subside by 1-2 years of life with proper medication like ethosuximide and valproate.
Our son had it a few days ago. I've never been more scared in my life.
Has there been any updates on this poor little boy
He was mostly back to normal the next morning. Just a little sleepy.
Thank you so worried and then heard nothing
He seems to snap back after each episode but they are so terrifying and we never know when another one will be coming 😕
@@jamieotisanddoughehnerare these usually caused by ear infections? I ask because our oldest has been through the same with a few episodes. These are usually brought on by fever from bacterial or viral.infection. More so from.viral.infections. If he has another, stay calm! Put your son on his left side on the floor. Remove anything around that could obstruct his breathing. His head pointing slightly downwards will assist gravity in droooling breathing etc. I'm not a doctor but please verify the position you should place them in. Get yourself a very accurate thermometer that can administer quickly to check fever levels. Try to be aware of how he's feeling. If lethargic etc check his temp and if body temp feels hot to touch, you can start cooling him with some compresses of room temp water (not cold or warm/hot).. Of course, please do see your pediatrician for proper advice. If it's a chronic ear infection or similar, work with health adviser to manage and correct. Hope this helps. God bless you and your fam
Was he diagnosed with epilepsy or was this a one time thing
I’m trying to mentally prepare myself
Yikes. The subtitles are not correct. She said call 911. That's scary. She's a nurse too. When she freaks....time to go
Yeah my daughter had one Friday I thought she was dying it was so scary
Did he twitch on one side or was it his whole body? We are gonna schedule a appointment with the epilologist however you spell it
Family has a history of epilepsy so better to be safe
Momma always knows when something’s wrong and I knew the instant she wasn’t responding to me or moving
Omg I’m crying 💔
Take them to the hospital that what happened to me 2 days ago😢the kid can’t not hear you
My dad has a large history of seizures so now I'm getting nervous that I'll get seizures as well..
Why would u put this on the internet? What is wrong with you guys? So sad for your son.
I agree!
so other parents like myself who's child is experiencing febrile seizures will know what it looks like.
imagine being so absorbed in your own outrage that you don't even realize how helpful a video example of a febrile seizure would be to other parents. btw febrile seizures are benign and don't actually cause any damage.
What wrong with you for making them look bad for trying to show caregivers how to deal with this situation
@@patamaran well said!
Some people are so judgemental.
Because we are told this happens with fevers and vaccines so it’s to share what to look for.
Oh no!!!
Poor baby 😢
Well put down the frigging phone! What the heck? 😮
Don’t ever scare your other child acting like this!! Just be calm and stay calm. You scared her to death, that’s why she is crying.
it’s not her fault, she’s worried about her child and has obviously never experienced this before
@@spotifypremium0Staying calm as a parent is #1 priority---you need to be able to think clearly in order to help your child the best you can.
No one want to pass for something that mean.
So scary 😢
Praying for you.
Thank you so much ❤️
How is he now? How are all of you now? 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
He’s doing well but they come out of nowhere! 😳
I had one when I was 3 and was supposed to have been brain dead or dead, survived with no underlying problems I was seizing for and hour anda a half.
Oh my goodness bro, hr and half is too much, you are really fortunate you had good treatment in adequate time, it's called status epilepticus
My child is having this when he is having high fever. It looks terrible but there is nothing u can do. And the docters said that is tottaly ok. My son had that 6 Times
@@user-ns3sx2ee9g i went to docters. But all they say that it is not dangerous. He will grow out of this.
Where's your phone? Use the damn phone you're using
Why haven,t you come back on to update us
This is actually benign so once the fever goes away its gone and usually has no side effects.
😢😢😢😢😢
Did you call an ambulance
My son is 1 year just turned he has complex febrile sesures 1st one was after his vaccine 3months he has had 5 now every time he is ill its devistating is ther anyone out ther to talk about this
My daughter had one like that just starred off
what happened
Kyleigh had febrile seizures!!