I love this video... When I was 12 years old coach used to tell me that wasn't ready to play football team because I was too special... it was kind of hard for me to understand..But I do understand I had a hard time to let everything go..It's took me time at the young age...Seizure epilepsy it is the hardest thing you have to go through with it to making sure you're taking care of it
when I started high school the coach of the volleyball team had told me that he was uncomfortable with me playing because of my epilepsy. I was heartbroken and didn't play although high school. It still saddens me because I was so excited to play and yet I was discriminated by something that I couldn't and still can't control.
I was exempt from doing sports at school in case I had a seizure. I went to the classes but just watched, then was asked by the coach to head to the changing room 5 mins before the guys arrived, to have the showers warmed for them. Recall coming out of a seizure in the coaches room as he emerged from his shower; no memory of who brought me there or how long I was there for.
Will be sharing this video with my mom. I had my first seizure a little over a week ago, two days after my 43rd birthday and it frightened her. Good thing is, I feel that it was the side effect of a medication which I'm no longer taking. (:
One of my closest friends daughter who would’ve turned 18 next month had a seizure while her mum & dad were out & although some friends were with her she fell on her bed facing down with the bedroom door closed. Her friends finally went to see why she had not come back out of her room only to find her non responsive & still face down on the bed. Unfortunately she could not be saved, despite valiant efforts from her best friends. I went to her funeral last Monday and the whole town was there. A special young woman taken way too soon. Hope this video reaches far and wide to save those that can be saved. If you know anyone with epilepsy, please check on them regularly as this can help. I know that a lot of people at this funeral have donated (including myself) a total of over $25k
I had 2 bad seizures 2 weeks ago one after the other and had to go to the hospital so I know how they feel I feel so sorry to the people that go through these stay strong don’t let this seizures ruin your life and anyone can talk to me that are going through them because when I was little I would have 3 seizures a week
Don’t let people laugh 😘 They wouldn’t be if it was happening to them. I’ve been in the same position. Throw a couple punches when you’re done, that’ll do it😂
Some lough cause there so scared an lough cause they don't wanna panic an make the situation worse i have them when I hear people laughing cause I know it to choke back the fear an panic
@@epilepsyawareness2020 some of classmates laughed but when I came to i realized the look on there face an they was doing it to not to start panic I talked to the ones who laughed an they told me I was in panic
He’s fail the physical exam in some school and he prohibited from playing due to the safety issue. It’s a good lesson learning school for kids so they know what to do in the event of someone having a seizure though. I mean he would likely have to sit the remainder of the game out cause this is a grand mal and when you come out of a seizure like that, your disoriented and confused and sometimes in pain or may have a pounding headache. It’s not likely you’ll come to and jump up and continue to play ball like nothing happened.
I had seizures years ago but after many scans and tests i can happily say i’m in the clear. The doctors believe it’s a one and done for me. But unfortunately for others, it can affect them for the rest of their lives.
I love this. My last seizure was during REM sleep but my last sleep while awake was almost 9 weeks ago. I'm trying to get my license back so I can drive and not have people to rely on to drive me places.
As a 20 year old with seizures I first started having them was back in 2015 and I was continuing to keep having them and it got so badly that I was constantly have accidents by peeing myself and vomiting on myself I was repeatedly rushed by ambulance over and over again it’s so terrifying and I kept missing school because I was constantly having seizures. Now I haven’t had any about a year.
I’m An Epileptic I’ve Been Diganosed With Epilepsy Absence Piti Mal Since I Was In My Childhood At Aged Six And I’ve Been Suffering With Epilepsy About 19 Years And I Have Severally Epileptic Seizures Tantrums And Un-Medication For My Epilepsy And Now I’m Fifteen Years Old I’m Still Get An Epileptic Seizures.😢And My Seizures Are Very Painfully And Scares Me A Lot.😰
I have seizures it a ride of hell an there no getting off it a rollecoaster of absolute 100percent fear an panic an nothing you can do until the seizure ride ends an you can have control over yourself
Good play it up act it out mirror it cause seizure first aid video's make me happy to know people are learning what to do makes me feel safer knowing if I do have one people are around cause I do have them
When I was a baby I had a febrile seizure I stopped breathing and turned blue my mom gave me mouth to mouth and by the time the EMTS arrived I stopped seizing. in pre k I would get angry and punch any thing that was in front of me after observing me in a pre k class and talking to the pre k teachers it was suggested that my parents should take me to a therapist to rule out any behavior issues. he took one look at me and said that I was having seizures he then referred me to a neurologist. At the at the age of 5, I was diagnosed with childhood absence epilepsy but I have been seizure free since the age of thirteen. And so was taken of meds which caused massive weight gain a hand tremor and memory loss. The point is meds are good up until a point and then it becomes a pill, no pun intended. My triggers are flashing lights, the transition from the out doors to inside a classroom getting too hot and recently sleep deprivation. when i have an absent my pupils will go from normal to pin point that is the only physical sign the eye can lasts My seizures last one second and happened every minute to every minute and a half. So there are 60 seconds in a minute and 24 hours in a day then I was having seizures every 1440 minutes or 86400 seconds so in total I would have 86400 seizures per day with meds. my parents were told to treat me as a normal child and to see how fare I would develop and look at me now I have graduated high school with honors . I am in collage as you can infer I was not expected to do much of what I just mentioned The effects of my seizures is that I have Aspie like tendencies due to my epilepsy which I know is difficult to understand to put it in simple terms as a result of my seizures my brain compensated and rewired itself and so I have all of the symptoms of Aspergers but lack any sort of understanding math as a result I have no understanding of money and never really learned my basic math facts.(I am just learning them now in college which for most Aspergers people they are gifted with math abilities ) I also have orthotic issues due to my seizures I also have a processing disorder. I have low gross motor control and other motor issues as well. When was 19 my father died, and it seems I have had a relapse if that is possible. I still have my absence seizure but it is not enough to put me on meds . When I was thirteen I had EEG and my seizures showed up as misfired neurons and the Dr. called them "flurries" so here is what my flurries are typically like I will become very spacey i can not interact with my surroundings I also felt locked in to place. I am completely aware my vision becomes like a tunnel and thing start to move or vibrate on there own for me an absent seizure lasts one second with is rare but these flurries can last 5-10 minutes.
The first thing you do when a person is having a seizure if you don’t turn them on their site you turn them on their side after they’re done having a seizure because if you turn them on their site well they’re having a seizure the first thing you do when a person is having a seizure it’s dangerousDon’t turn the person on the side while they’re having a seizure it’s very dangerous we take care of one another we count on one another and when you should always turn them on their side after with epilepsy
SO, you think it's fine for the one having he seizure to possibly choke on their tongue? Hope there is ALWAYS someone more knowledgable than YOU if you encounter someone having a seizure.
wHOA You don’t move someone while they’re having the seizure that could hurt them and you You turn their head gently to the side during the seizure and then you turn them on their side after the seizure The beginning wasn’t very accurate
If someone is experiencing a seizure and is not awake or aware, moving the individual onto their side helps clear their airway and helps the person breathe more easily.
Epilepsy Foundation yes, after the seizure has stopped. They moved him while he was still seizing. While the person is fitting, if they are not on their side you only turn their head to the side and up a little so the airway is cleared. You then move them onto their side into recovery position after the seizure has stopped
Actually, you’re incorrect! People suffering seizures can vomit during such seizure. Moving the victim onto his/her side not only helps the victim to breathe (as the Epilepsy Foundation explained to you), but it ALSO prevents them from asphyxiating on their own vomit as would be the case if the victim is still face up throughout the seizure.
I would like to make an important note in this that the coach did wrong, when someone is having an episode, people should *not* turn the casualty over in recovery position unless the episode is completely gone, OR if they have food or fluid in their mouth, but they should not be restrained and should remain on their backs until their episodes are over.
@collizross maybe you shouldn't go into healthcare. You can't choke on your tongue. It's not possible. What the person here is saying is more or less true. You should only turn the person on their side if the seizure is fully stopped or if you can. If you can't turn the person on their side then don't. And it doesn't matter if they are on their side or back, if there is enough froth and saliva in the mouth they will choke either way, so you can just hold the persons head back when they are lying on their back to stop saliva from accumulating. choking on the tongue or swallowing it is just a myth. Do some research.
This was made to make it look pretty. In a Real after math you'd wake up dried blood on the side of your face , hips down covered in cold urine, dizzy as hell, soar all over and the sound of shutters going off in the background...IT AIN'T PRETTY! I used to have Seizures. Make a more realistic video then we can talk!!~~cc
My seizures look like this, I don't pee and I haven't ever bled. I've hurt my knee and bruised my chin from falling before, but sometimes it's really not that crazy. Also, not all seizures are Grand Mal seizures. My seizures have been larger movements than this but I have had shivering like this.
OMG thank you for saying exactly what I was thinking! My son has has epilepsy and a convulsive seizure looks absolutely NOTHING like this. I understand not wanting to scare people but seriously, this is not even close to what a real grand-mal seizure looks like. There is grunting and drooling/foaming, many times blood, and violent shaking, eyes rolling--it's frightening and if the purpose of this is to let people know what a real seizure looks like, this is not it.
@@avamyst70 Thank you, At least you understood the message I was trying to get across! I was told my type was Grand-mal Sudeo Seizures and it was a severe case too. I just hope people will understand that my previous comment wasn't to demean the Ad. I thought the episodes I had were the "standard" and we'll let's just say it ain't this pretty.~~cc
I like the kid who nods in the background, very convincing acting
IKR
Wait which one?
No🤣
I didn't know coaches like this exists. Our coach sometimes makes us run until we throw up. But that's what makes us stronger so IT'S GREAT 😄.
Coaches like this exist in every single script that writes them this way.
only in la la land~~cc
🤣my gymnastics couch is real nice but she pushes us real hard
I like the coach in this spot. He is very calm and he knew just what to do.
If you ever see someone with epilepsy having a seizure stop and help them you’re doing the right thing by doing so
This makes me feel more confident to go out into public because from this video people are getting the information needed to help me
I second that
Such a soothing video to the soul.
It's the music.
Kid tosses up that brick, other dude looks back to the director all "you see this fool?"
stooooooop im crying with laughter now 3:00
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I love this video... When I was 12 years old coach used to tell me that wasn't ready to play football team because I was too special... it was kind of hard for me to understand..But I do understand I had a hard time to let everything go..It's took me time at the young age...Seizure epilepsy it is the hardest thing you have to go through with it to making sure you're taking care of it
This had tears in my eyes
yeah me too.
Same here
when I started high school the coach of the volleyball team had told me that he was uncomfortable with me playing because of my epilepsy. I was heartbroken and didn't play although high school. It still saddens me because I was so excited to play and yet I was discriminated by something that I couldn't and still can't control.
I am sorry that happened to you
I’m so sorry that terrible
I was exempt from doing sports at school in case I had a seizure. I went to the classes but just watched, then was asked by the coach to head to the changing room 5 mins before the guys arrived, to have the showers warmed for them. Recall coming out of a seizure in the coaches room as he emerged from his shower; no memory of who brought me there or how long I was there for.
Will be sharing this video with my mom. I had my first seizure a little over a week ago, two days after my 43rd birthday and it frightened her. Good thing is, I feel that it was the side effect of a medication which I'm no longer taking. (:
One of my closest friends daughter who would’ve turned 18 next month had a seizure while her mum & dad were out & although some friends were with her she fell on her bed facing down with the bedroom door closed. Her friends finally went to see why she had not come back out of her room only to find her non responsive & still face down on the bed. Unfortunately she could not be saved, despite valiant efforts from her best friends. I went to her funeral last Monday and the whole town was there. A special young woman taken way too soon. Hope this video reaches far and wide to save those that can be saved. If you know anyone with epilepsy, please check on them regularly as this can help. I know that a lot of people at this funeral have donated (including myself) a total of over $25k
I had 2 bad seizures 2 weeks ago one after the other and had to go to the hospital so I know how they feel I feel so sorry to the people that go through these stay strong don’t let this seizures ruin your life and anyone can talk to me that are going through them because when I was little I would have 3 seizures a week
Same here
I was on the FD for 11 years. Once I turned 30 I had my first seizure. They pensioned me out (which is understandable) after my third seizure.
Same to me too 😔
I've had seizure some many times at school, everyone laughed at me.😭😭
Ikr
what!
Don’t let people laugh 😘 They wouldn’t be if it was happening to them. I’ve been in the same position. Throw a couple punches when you’re done, that’ll do it😂
Some lough cause there so scared an lough cause they don't wanna panic an make the situation worse i have them when I hear people laughing cause I know it to choke back the fear an panic
@@epilepsyawareness2020 some of classmates laughed but when I came to i realized the look on there face an they was doing it to not to start panic I talked to the ones who laughed an they told me I was in panic
He’s fail the physical exam in some school and he prohibited from playing due to the safety issue. It’s a good lesson learning school for kids so they know what to do in the event of someone having a seizure though. I mean he would likely have to sit the remainder of the game out cause this is a grand mal and when you come out of a seizure like that, your disoriented and confused and sometimes in pain or may have a pounding headache. It’s not likely you’ll come to and jump up and continue to play ball like nothing happened.
I'd certainly pay the coach for the pep talk
I had seizures years ago but after many scans and tests i can happily say i’m in the clear. The doctors believe it’s a one and done for me. But unfortunately for others, it can affect them for the rest of their lives.
I have epilepsy and it is nothing like this most just laugh at you like your some weirdo. Plus this has such a high school musical vibe.
oh for sure. i mean i'd rather have them laugh at me than like get too worried.
It is a joke haha ha
I have epilepsy, don’t ever laugh at somebody while having a seizure. Take epilepsy seriously
My brother used to have seizures but they were violent.. I was so traumatized.
I’m so sorry I understand that I can relate cuz I have violent seizures 😢
I love this. My last seizure was during REM sleep but my last sleep while awake was almost 9 weeks ago. I'm trying to get my license back so I can drive and not have people to rely on to drive me places.
Playing these commercials on tv now....thank God sure caught my attention
Seizures are pretty scary. A boy who rode the bus with me in highschool had one on the way home. We had to get on a different bus to get home.
He kinda cute doe
ikr
Facts😂
Streets
He look I'll built
Yessir
Thanks for the information
As a 20 year old with seizures I first started having them was back in 2015 and I was continuing to keep having them and it got so badly that I was constantly have accidents by peeing myself and vomiting on myself I was repeatedly rushed by ambulance over and over again it’s so terrifying and I kept missing school because I was constantly having seizures. Now I haven’t had any about a year.
Thank you for this
God bless you young man 🥰😔
like how they help him
I’m An Epileptic I’ve Been Diganosed With Epilepsy Absence Piti Mal Since I Was In My Childhood At Aged Six And I’ve Been Suffering With Epilepsy About 19 Years And I Have Severally Epileptic Seizures Tantrums And Un-Medication For My Epilepsy And Now I’m Fifteen Years Old I’m Still Get An Epileptic Seizures.😢And My Seizures Are Very Painfully And Scares Me A Lot.😰
Oh I'm Sorry 😥
This definitely hits me hard 😭 I have seizures myself
same as me too
Same. I have grand and petite mal.
I feel you... I also have seizures
Same
Same
good job coach
My aunt is suffering from epilepsy and we suffer a lot with her
I have seizures it a ride of hell an there no getting off it a rollecoaster of absolute 100percent fear an panic an nothing you can do until the seizure ride ends an you can have control over yourself
Great video! Thank you!
acronym THE. (T)ime the seizure.( Hold) the head to prevent injury.( E)xplain when a person wakes up. Hence THE
I Have Seizures Too A Lot (In School In Public And At Home)🥴🤤
So do I but I take pills to kind of stop them
That Lone Wolf You Have Epilepsy Too Like Me?😳
@@Godsdaughter80 So do 65 million other people globally. It's one of the most common neurological disorders.
Ceara Chavez Yes I Already Know That Why Are You Telling Me This😨
Godsdaughter80 you seemed shocked to know that someone else had it too^^^
thanks for the awareness
i do have seizures also , i will do my effort to share it
Hola excelente video por favor si pudieran ser tan amables poniendo subtitulos a español.
Good play it up act it out mirror it cause seizure first aid video's make me happy to know people are learning what to do makes me feel safer knowing if I do have one people are around cause I do have them
When I was a baby I had a febrile seizure I stopped breathing and turned blue my mom gave me mouth to mouth and by the time the EMTS arrived I stopped seizing. in pre k I would get angry and punch any thing that was in front of me after observing me in a pre k class and talking to the pre k teachers it was suggested that my parents should take me to a therapist to rule out any behavior issues. he took one look at me and said that I was having seizures he then referred me to a neurologist. At the at the age of 5, I was diagnosed with childhood absence epilepsy but I have been seizure free since the age of thirteen. And so was taken of meds which caused massive weight gain a hand tremor and memory loss. The point is meds are good up until a point and then it becomes a pill, no pun intended. My triggers are flashing lights, the transition from the out doors to inside a classroom getting too hot and recently sleep deprivation. when i have an absent my pupils will go from normal to pin point that is the only physical sign the eye can lasts My seizures last one second and happened every minute to every minute and a half. So there are 60 seconds in a minute and 24 hours in a day then I was having seizures every 1440 minutes or 86400 seconds so in total I would have 86400 seizures per day with meds. my parents were told to treat me as a normal child and to see how fare I would develop and look at me now I have graduated high school with honors . I am in collage as you can infer I was not expected to do much of what I just mentioned
The effects of my seizures is that I have Aspie like tendencies due to my epilepsy which I know is difficult to understand to put it in simple terms as a result of my seizures my brain compensated and rewired itself and so I have all of the symptoms of Aspergers but lack any sort of understanding math as a result I have no understanding of money and never really learned my basic math facts.(I am just learning them now in college which for most Aspergers people they are gifted with math abilities ) I also have orthotic issues due to my seizures I also have a processing disorder. I have low gross motor control and other motor issues as well.
When was 19 my father died, and it seems I have had a relapse if that is possible. I still have my absence seizure but it is not enough to put me on meds . When I was thirteen I had EEG and my seizures showed up as misfired neurons and the Dr. called them "flurries" so here is what my flurries are typically like I will become very spacey i can not interact with my surroundings I also felt locked in to place. I am completely aware my vision becomes like a tunnel and thing start to move or vibrate on there own for me an absent seizure lasts one second with is rare but these flurries can last 5-10 minutes.
Hi Sophie. Thank you for sharing your story with us. If you need help or assistance, please reach out to us at 1-800-332-1000 or contactus@efa.org.
@@EpilepsyFoundationNational how can we get spanish information or advices .thank you..
I Have Epilepsy Too😢
Sophie Palmer-Doran Wow I’m Soo Sorry To Hear That Seizures Are Very Scary And I’m Epileptic Too It’s Soo Scary😢🙏🏼💖God Bless You🙏🏼😇
He has a baby face But I didn't know his voice was so deep I like his voice He's kind of cute
My teacher showed us this at school.
Wiw
Did he really have a seizure because I just wanna know because my dad has seizures to
Yes he did hese got epilepsy
He has seizures
something that juice wrld friends dint know wut to do
is this a true story? cause i have seizure and i want to play basketball
if you have seizures, you can still play sports. It's not a big deal.
My sister has a seizure and I was really scared because she has it all the time
Understandable. But be calm when she’s seizing I have seizures as well myself so I can understand that when I’m having my seizures I get scared 😢
❤❤il est grvv beau !!
That kid Mikey goes to my school
Really ? So is he like just an actor ?
is he single
3:03
Brave Lad Michael
My bad typo pots
Nice job Alex Hines on the ending
I help people who have seizures at school.
That so good from you it's always good to help them
The first thing you do when a person is having a seizure if you don’t turn them on their site you turn them on their side after they’re done having a seizure because if you turn them on their site well they’re having a seizure the first thing you do when a person is having a seizure it’s dangerousDon’t turn the person on the side while they’re having a seizure it’s very dangerous we take care of one another we count on one another and when you should always turn them on their side after with epilepsy
SO, you think it's fine for the one having he seizure to possibly choke on their tongue? Hope there is ALWAYS someone more knowledgable than YOU if you encounter someone having a seizure.
I have seizure too I know how it feels
wHOA
You don’t move someone while they’re having the seizure that could hurt them and you
You turn their head gently to the side during the seizure and then you turn them on their side after the seizure
The beginning wasn’t very accurate
If someone is experiencing a seizure and is not awake or aware, moving the individual onto their side helps clear their airway and helps the person breathe more easily.
Epilepsy Foundation yes, after the seizure has stopped. They moved him while he was still seizing. While the person is fitting, if they are not on their side you only turn their head to the side and up a little so the airway is cleared. You then move them onto their side into recovery position after the seizure has stopped
Actually, you’re incorrect! People suffering seizures can vomit during such seizure. Moving the victim onto his/her side not only helps the victim to breathe (as the Epilepsy Foundation explained to you), but it ALSO prevents them from asphyxiating on their own vomit as would be the case if the victim is still face up throughout the seizure.
Yeah. But you can move them if they're at risk of hitting hard objects, choking on their spit because of an upward positions, or near traffic.
The Ol' Razzle Dazzle no
For my presentation 1:42
Amazing content 🎉 here at 333k views
I think that l have seizures and it is like no one belive me and it was not fear
Good video guys ok 😀
Ana M Garcia
compelted
I have epilepsy to and panic attack and pot
How is nobody jealous he got medical attention?
Anyone else replay the video just to see his cute smile? 🥰
He’s kinda cute ngl
his eyebrows tho
Where did the ball go🤣
Sadly I have epilepsy and I live in a third world country
May be overreacting so he can’t score in front of all those people.
And the Academy goes to...
I would like to make an important note in this that the coach did wrong, when someone is having an episode, people should *not* turn the casualty over in recovery position unless the episode is completely gone, OR if they have food or fluid in their mouth, but they should not be restrained and should remain on their backs until their episodes are over.
SO, you'd be fine with the person choking on their tongue while having their seizure?
please DON'T go into healthcare.
@collizross maybe you shouldn't go into healthcare. You can't choke on your tongue. It's not possible. What the person here is saying is more or less true. You should only turn the person on their side if the seizure is fully stopped or if you can. If you can't turn the person on their side then don't. And it doesn't matter if they are on their side or back, if there is enough froth and saliva in the mouth they will choke either way, so you can just hold the persons head back when they are lying on their back to stop saliva from accumulating. choking on the tongue or swallowing it is just a myth. Do some research.
@@keyboardsmash1231 Thank you for getting my point across.
Yeah, obligatory volleyball, no wonder they give you seizures.
Rew.
MIKEY AWWWW
Go Bulldogs!!
The kid who had the seizure better be pretty. He's about as smart as the ball he's bouncing.
Cute
This was made to make it look pretty. In a Real after math you'd wake up dried blood on the side of your face , hips down covered in cold urine, dizzy as hell, soar all over and the sound of shutters going off in the background...IT AIN'T PRETTY! I used to have Seizures. Make a more realistic video then we can talk!!~~cc
My seizures look like this, I don't pee and I haven't ever bled. I've hurt my knee and bruised my chin from falling before, but sometimes it's really not that crazy. Also, not all seizures are Grand Mal seizures. My seizures have been larger movements than this but I have had shivering like this.
OMG thank you for saying exactly what I was thinking! My son has has epilepsy and a convulsive seizure looks absolutely NOTHING like this. I understand not wanting to scare people but seriously, this is not even close to what a real grand-mal seizure looks like. There is grunting and drooling/foaming, many times blood, and violent shaking, eyes rolling--it's frightening and if the purpose of this is to let people know what a real seizure looks like, this is not it.
@@avamyst70 Thank you, At least you understood the message I was trying to get across! I was told my type was Grand-mal Sudeo Seizures and it was a severe case too. I just hope people will understand that my previous comment wasn't to demean the Ad. I thought the episodes I had were the "standard" and we'll let's just say it ain't this pretty.~~cc
I used vomited while having seizures constantly these seizures first started was back in 2015 😢
Are we not gonna talk about the fact that the guy that had the seizure was 🧱🧱