There was one girl who hit her head during horseback riding a lot of times. She's had concussion for about a decade. She founded a whole community for people with post concussion syndrome... You really need to be careful even if people fall off horses all the time.
Call 📱the ambulance 🚑 tomorrow at 4:00 pm pneumatic told us she would be in the hospital 🏥 for help with the operation team and then send this for husband to get our own seizures again this morning
Add falls from unicycles, bicycles, tricycles, motorcycles, ATVs, slides, playground equipment, swings and so many other activities...Holy Cow! That's a lot of dinged up brain buckets on the planet!
More like, you know you've watched too many medical shows when you are able to take a medical exam and pass it despite never going to classes or studying.
@JBoo I hope you're doing well with your seizures. They just wouldn't be my first suspicion in real life with those two symptoms since there are many things that could cause them, such as stress.
The poor girl was having seizures and didn't realize it. But was spacing out and didn't know why, so she took the drugs to cope with it! Thankfully Hank figured it out before it killed her cause if she had, had a major seizure on a horse it very well could have killed her.
I’m glad to see it wasn’t the father. So many times in shows like this the parent is an easy target. As to using capsaicin on the horses legs, I’m someone who’s father was recommended that as a treatment for his back pain so no, the dad was doing nothing wrong. Just trying to look out for his daughter and gunshot about being accused of things he didn’t do in the past.
My horse that I ride is trained for ppl with seizures if anyone was to have a seizure on her in the middle riding she would stop and walk slowly to a door or any possible trainer
He wasn't drugging his daughter. She was having seizures. I remember watching this episode over and over because it was horse focused and like Beth I've ridden horses all my life and love them. And I also have a seizure disorder
He wasn't, but she was self medicating herself because of the seizures. Dad was overprotective and just wanted her to win. She didn't want him to know about the seizures because he would have likely pulled her from the show. I think the friend might have been in on it but I can't remember.
Any sign of sickness should be taken seriously and a rider should not ride until it is made sure that they are okay for their and the horses safety. The sport has a high injury rate and I am glad that Hank was persistent. I wish doctors should as much concern
My wife had seizures for Years and we didn’t know! Finally a doctor realized what was going on and was able to treat her.When she felt one coming on she would go to restroom. She thought it would be something she ate. I never saw. Dr. Immediately took her drivers license. Thank God for dedicated medical professionals
Messing around with illnesses on top of a horse is NOT safe. Especially when you are jumping. You could injure your horse to the point where they get put down or you could get injured or even die from a fall.
Depends on what kind of sick,in this instance,with an undiagnosed uncontrolled seizure disorder definitely not a good idea,but in some cases therapeutic riding in actually very healthy and a good thing ,like I said depends on the kind of sick 🤷🏻♀️
@@buffya8012 I'm pretty sure you can train the horse to stop when a person is going to have a seizure so that they can get off and get to safe location.
it just depends what your doing in the horse, if your cantering and jumping like she is, that’s not a good idea, but if your just walking around your probably fine.
I love how he instantly comes to the conclusion it’s all going to be ok with medication & she can keep riding without seeing her MRI…like, for all he knows these seizures could be caused by a brain tumour. Dear oh dear lol
This is how my epilepsy was found, having a sent seizures all the time and nobody knew. I always said it's like having dejavu then turned into a full clonic seizure
I fell off a bolting horse once and my helmet cracked nearly in two. The doc said the helmet saved my life. But even with a helmet, head injuries are really dangerous.
@@marianatellez-leon8351 Yes That's why I said 89% since I am aware that the riders do put in effort when riding. I used to take riding lessons myself and understand a good rider can make a big difference lol. It was mainly a joke then a very factual statement lol. But thank you anyways.
Actually, the riders do a lot of the work. We train them, we use our core and leg muscles to stay on the horse and keep good form. We use them to not fall off. Thanks for the feedback though :)
As someone who used to show horses with adhd I felt this because I’ve fallen off and gotten injured a lot, my brother had a seizure disorder for a few years so I know how scary they are, he had to quit football.
As a person who’s rides myself I have a few jumping friends I do saddle seat(also hunt seat). Ive watched people jump and seen someone crack their head open and a girl almost get stepped on and broke something personally, falling off does hurt I’ve seen and it done it before. Honestly I feel her with the 2 points I was a few classes (aka shows) and my horse got injured. It’s so upsetting. It also seems that she does hunt seat, the jacket, the horses hair, the horse, but she seems to be jumping. Any other riders know?
question: if ADHD medications count as PED does that mean that riders with ADHD can't compete? or have to be off their meds to compete? because that isn't fair and gives us a disadvantage to the neurotypical competitors.
@@geetikasai9213 Japans drug laws are more strict than the Olympics when it comes to ADHD meds and she would have been able to take her meds to tokyo anyway, even if she had been on Adderal or vyvanse (amphetamines are banned in Japan, Methylphenidate is the only stimulant you can get for ADHD there)
Most of the time we can compete because without the meds our baseline is lower . ADHD drugs level the playing field for us but give others unfair advantage
Seriously. Riding clothes are just the absolute essence of sleek, feminine and class!! Makes me want to ride just to simply wear the clothes!! (And to be around the 🐎 horses 💕)
His daughter is so incredibly beautiful! She looks like a young Jennifer Connelly 🥰 I nanny and she reminds me of one of the teens I look after who also rides 🥰
I've definitely never felt feminine in my riding clothes. Especially not when I'm cleaning stalls or scrubbing water buckets in between rounds at a show
@@starlingswallow You are blind; either that or you're sniffing hard and I'd like some of that product too if it detaches me from reality to this point.
@@tacoparker6783 If you hold someone having a seizure, they can injure themselves worse *or* hurt you, so barring a situation where they're having a seizure in the middle of road or something, it's better to just let them seize unrestrained.
@@tacoparker6783 I've received several broken bones and dislocated joints from people holding me while I seize. So, no, DON'T HOLD SOMEONE DURING A SEIZURE. Seizures can be violent, by holding someone down (especially the head), you could cause severe damage, like torn ligaments or broken bones. Put something soft and small, like a jacket, under their head to prevent head trauma, don't stick anything in their mouth (you could lose your finger or cause them to choke on whatever you put in their), and time the seizure. If they're in a car, a pool, the road, or somewhere dangerous, move them if possible. Roll them onto their side after they stop seizing, so they don't choke on vomit (some people are able to be rolled on the side during, but a lot can't).
I’ve seen somebody with epilepsy, have an absence seizure while riding. Fortunately, it came on while we were just standing around. Our coach was furious - apparently the seizure came on because she had stopped taking her medication.
These are the seizures that don't get talked about , the most common mentioned seizures in media are tonic clonic ones where people jerk and twitch violently or slightly . I recently did a school project for my child studies class on disorders or illnesses in young children to teens and Epilepsy is one of the most misunderstood and poorly explained.
i have epilepsy and i legit screamed at my phone when he said to hold her when she started having a seizure. the best thing to do when someone is having a seizure like that is move their head to the side so they dont choke in case they vomit and DONT GRAB THEM! it can do so much more harm by stressing the muscles and in worse case scenario broken bones.
The doctors point was really great with the concussion. They don’t know if she has a concussion and if she does and she gets another one then that’s a porblem
horseriding is actually one of the most dangerous sports there is. I worked at a stable for a while, and horses are very unpredictable, even if they were handraised by humans their entire life. in a space of 2 months, my mom fell off her horse and ended up with major bruises on her back, a masseuse fell off her horse and broke her wrist, wich in turn cost her her job, and a teenage girl got crushed by a horse that fell. her pelvis was shattered and she had to spend months in a wheelchair. she also lost control of her bladder after the incident, forcing her to wear daipers. on top of that she is now terrified of horses.
How the accident happened? If you don’t mind me asking I am rider so I wanted to see What caused the accident again you don’t have answer if you don’t want to
@@descent1234567890 out of nowhere it wasn’t like spooked or had some health thing going on? Maybe it just a temperamental horse or something hope the girl doing alright
“Medication will control this, you’ll lead a completely normal life.” Well as someone who’s had epilepsy since I was 11, tonic clonic seizures since 15, medication is like pot luck. I’m on 4 different medications morning and night and my most recent seizure was yesterday, it takes a lot of trial and error so maybe she’ll be lucky and find the meds that work for her, or she could end up with uncontrolled seizures for over a decade 🤷♀️
this "treatment" for a patient having a seizure is what you should NOT do. Proper first aid: time it. put the person on their side & tilt their head up, make sure they're not hitting their head on anything but DO NOT hold them down. call an ambulance if it's over 5 minutes, or if they have multiple seizures in a row. on another note this episode was basically my life growing up.
I have these types of seizures. Its EXTREMELY tiring but I'm fine after one or two. Had a two hour one the other week. When they first started I used to have them daily due to stress/anxiety. I wish I had a "completely normal life" because of a puesdoseizures it ruined a lot for me like being able to work for long hours, going to school, etc. A lot of doctors/nurses don't believe when you're having this type of seizure either because a lot of them haven't heard of them before. I've had EMTS grab my shoulders and shake me or tell me to stop faking because it's not what a real seizure looks like. I have had staff think I was at the ER for drugs even though the medication they'll give me is the one I'm literally prescribed. This is absolutely not an easy diagnosis to deal with and it's because of doctors and nurses.
You’re 100% correct. Move anything harmful away from them Only move them if you absolutely have to eg: they’re laying in the middle of the road, in the water etc. If you can put something soft under their head. Time the seizure as it’s important, I personally don’t know if I’d have the presence of mind to do so. Once the seizure is finished put them in the recovery position. Don’t try to wake them but do check their breathing.
After horrible falls, loss of my show, horses, building my muscles back up my neurologist cleared me for riding again. This time I’m going to be very particular about the trainer.
I don't understand why they didn't roll her over on her side, I've got seizures and thats important to keep the person seizing from choking if they happen to also vomit during the seizure.
As an upper level trainer and competitor who also takes dextro, I find this episode a bit dramatic. I have narcolepsy and have had 30 plus concussions over a 50 year career but not one seziure. Dextro does not enhance all people like they claim nor have I ever had to take a drug test to compete. Horses are well tested these days but drugs and even sex of people would not give the advantage in such a partnership based sport. You can either ride or you have no aptitude for it. Having a medic on hand would satisfy insurance reqiurements for facilities more than anything.
They’re not claiming that her performance is being enhanced. This episode literally proves that her performance was worsened by the drugs. If your brain isn’t wired to the point where you have to take the drugs, there will be bad side effects. She was only taking them to help with her exhaustion from training for the show
Wish our horse events had doctors on scene like this. I had my horse rear up whilst on him and fall backwards on top of me (totally my fault) and was unassisted, no one helped me out of fear of my "crazy" horse and then I got back on and finished the day bcs my mum had already paid for my entry fee. This was in my teens, I'm 23 now and seeing a physio regularly as of last week due to my back never being the same since the accident. Edit to add: I was refused medical treatment by my mum after the event and the day after the event. She wasn't a good person.
@@greendude7650 horse riding is one of the most cut-throat and dangerous events you can be apart of. From horses having bad history's and acting out bcs of that, to riders being cruel and unkind to their horse causing accidents that way. There's also those who don't know when it's time to stop. We had a woman at a normal pony club type thing (meant to be chill) have her big horse walking ontop of children's ponies bcs she refused to realise it was time to get off her horse due to the way it was behaving. Accidents happen and then there are things that happen that could've been prevented but some horse riders are absolute morons and too prideful for their own good.
@@DuckBoxHouse God it's a good thing horses can't pick up on that attitude but I've heard of a story from a friend of mine where it was about one woman at the vet with her horse who was really laying into him or something and not stopping before anyone could react the horse snapped and bite her neck wasn't a pretty seeing he told me she didn't survive.
@@greendude7650 from my personal experience horses usually reflect/ act according to how you feel. You feel anxious, the horse is gonna sense it. Its why horse therapy is really benefiting. Horses bites are super powerful, im not suprised she didnt survive. Hopefully the horse was rehomed with someone who could handle/care for them properly and not just put down. Most horses act certain ways for a reason.
@@DuckBoxHouse I know this is late but personally for me I don't see how anyone can hurt such a beautiful creature not to mention when you're riding it also you know the funny thing is their name in native American basically means giant Dog or something like that. A giant dog that could stomp you to death if it wanted to if you got on its nerves.
Honestly seizures are such a terrible thing, I had a friend and in elementary school she had a seizure while waiting in the lunch line. Apparently epilepsy runs in her family but it is still so scary.
I know the doctor is trying to be the good guy but no shot I would stand up to David Harbour like that if I was that tiny compared to him lol. Like look at the difference lmao 4:14
Swallowing the tongue is hardly ever an issue. People sometimes bite their tongue, but when that happens in most cases it's before the seizure happens, so once you notice the seizure it's already too late. Just make sure they don't fall or hit their head.
Swallowing your own tongue is a myth unless you've bitten it off you're not gonna swallow your own tongue and even then its more likely the part you bit off will either fall out of your mouth or you won't cut all the way through so you still can't swallow your tongue.
There was one girl who hit her head during horseback riding a lot of times. She's had concussion for about a decade. She founded a whole community for people with post concussion syndrome... You really need to be careful even if people fall off horses all the time.
Definitely important. I ride and teach. It’s so important to check yourself or others who fall constantly off of horses.
jim hopper??? 🤣
@@alexisbushman1169 immediately following ambulance 🚑 has seizures in the past
Call 📱the ambulance 🚑 tomorrow at 4:00 pm pneumatic told us she would be in the hospital 🏥 for help with the operation team and then send this for husband to get our own seizures again this morning
Add falls from unicycles, bicycles, tricycles, motorcycles, ATVs, slides, playground equipment, swings and so many other activities...Holy Cow! That's a lot of dinged up brain buckets on the planet!
You know you've watched too many medical shows when your head instantly jumps to seizures when someone says they've been tired and spacing out.
Haha! I don't watch medical shows and didn't expect this so, I think you're right, you have been watching too many medical shows 😂
I have been diagnosed with non convulsive epilepsy and have absent seizures
Either that, or they deal with seizures on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
More like, you know you've watched too many medical shows when you are able to take a medical exam and pass it despite never going to classes or studying.
@JBoo I hope you're doing well with your seizures. They just wouldn't be my first suspicion in real life with those two symptoms since there are many things that could cause them, such as stress.
The poor girl was having seizures and didn't realize it. But was spacing out and didn't know why, so she took the drugs to cope with it! Thankfully Hank figured it out before it killed her cause if she had, had a major seizure on a horse it very well could have killed her.
I’m glad to see it wasn’t the father. So many times in shows like this the parent is an easy target. As to using capsaicin on the horses legs, I’m someone who’s father was recommended that as a treatment for his back pain so no, the dad was doing nothing wrong. Just trying to look out for his daughter and gunshot about being accused of things he didn’t do in the past.
My horse that I ride is trained for ppl with seizures if anyone was to have a seizure on her in the middle riding she would stop and walk slowly to a door or any possible trainer
*Spoils for me*
Thanks for explaining the video when I can watch it too.
I was 39 when I was diagnosed. They Hakeem in my sleep.
I love that the dad seemed terrible but it turns out he’s great
well he does play jim hopper in stranger things and is basiclly elevens dad (a great one)
@@lydia_3158 He looks so different here!
Hopper is always great lol
It's Hopper
This is such a common trope in shows.
Look at Hopper🤣 love seeing him on other shows!
I’ve been waiting to see a hopper comment 😅
@@Globin1111 I’m so obsessed 🤣🤣 sucks we have to wait so long for another season 😫😭
@@wabbasabode I KNOWWWW!! I literally bawled my eyes out so much this season. Next one is going to be extremely interesting haha
@@Globin1111 and the FINAL SEASON😭😭😫 I’m gonna be so sick if it doesn’t end the way I imagine!
@@wabbasabode I feel like eleven is going to die because it's the last season
He wasn't drugging his daughter. She was having seizures. I remember watching this episode over and over because it was horse focused and like Beth I've ridden horses all my life and love them. And I also have a seizure disorder
He wasn't, but she was self medicating herself because of the seizures. Dad was overprotective and just wanted her to win. She didn't want him to know about the seizures because he would have likely pulled her from the show. I think the friend might have been in on it but I can't remember.
its a tv show
@@aliceramdom.s real life situations can be on tv
I mean he still seems like an ass that is living vicariously through his daughter so he ignores her illness.
it's almost as if that's what they showed in the video.
Any sign of sickness should be taken seriously and a rider should not ride until it is made sure that they are okay for their and the horses safety. The sport has a high injury rate and I am glad that Hank was persistent. I wish doctors should as much concern
My wife had seizures for Years and we didn’t know! Finally a doctor realized what was going on and was able to treat her.When she felt one coming on she would go to restroom. She thought it would be something she ate. I never saw. Dr. Immediately took her drivers license. Thank God for dedicated medical professionals
David Harbor: I'd know if my daughter was having a seizure!
*daughter has seizure*
David Harbor: WhAtS HaPpEnNiNg???
lollllllll
Lmao
Messing around with illnesses on top of a horse is NOT safe. Especially when you are jumping. You could injure your horse to the point where they get put down or you could get injured or even die from a fall.
Pretty sure its not a good idea to be on a horse while sick. Also, I'm glad to hear that the dad wasn't doping his kid and was kid doing it herself.
Depends on what kind of sick,in this instance,with an undiagnosed uncontrolled seizure disorder definitely not a good idea,but in some cases therapeutic riding in actually very healthy and a good thing ,like I said depends on the kind of sick 🤷🏻♀️
As long as the seziures are properly controlled and she always has a buddy, generally it's not an issue
@@buffya8012 I'm pretty sure you can train the horse to stop when a person is going to have a seizure so that they can get off and get to safe location.
@@Catladycatherine yes you actually can also dogs can also sense a seizure
it just depends what your doing in the horse, if your cantering and jumping like she is, that’s not a good idea, but if your just walking around your probably fine.
I love how he instantly comes to the conclusion it’s all going to be ok with medication & she can keep riding without seeing her MRI…like, for all he knows these seizures could be caused by a brain tumour. Dear oh dear lol
*Tumor
@@rebeccamichael626 depends on where you are from on the spelling.
@@automailmechanic - True.
They also left her on her back during the seizure. You're supposed to roll them onto their side so they don't choke on their tongue or saliva.
@@maggiethedruid9010 - Believe me, it's impossible to choke on your tongue.
hopper looks so young. david harbour is a gem!
This is how my epilepsy was found, having a sent seizures all the time and nobody knew. I always said it's like having dejavu then turned into a full clonic seizure
I had been having auras for months before I was hit with a grand mal like 3 times in 2 days. Chewed the side of my tongue up in the process 😖
the same amphetamine for adhd meds is also used for epilepsy lmao so if you were her, you would have gotten better on the meds
I fell off a bolting horse once and my helmet cracked nearly in two. The doc said the helmet saved my life. But even with a helmet, head injuries are really dangerous.
I love how they upload this when season 4 of stranger things came out today
I love how the dad is like "My daughter's unique" like dang dude the horse does like 89% of the work ya know.
@@marianatellez-leon8351 I think that’s why they didn’t say 100%
@@marianatellez-leon8351 I mean, I know nothing about horseback riding, so I’ll take your word for it.
@@marianatellez-leon8351 Yes That's why I said 89% since I am aware that the riders do put in effort when riding. I used to take riding lessons myself and understand a good rider can make a big difference lol. It was mainly a joke then a very factual statement lol. But thank you anyways.
Actually, the riders do a lot of the work. We train them, we use our core and leg muscles to stay on the horse and keep good form. We use them to not fall off. Thanks for the feedback though :)
@@annelise5370 yes I know I just explained my answer in the past replies if you read. :)
The fact that this is the actor who play
Red guardian and he do practically the same thing here... Is kinda funny
As someone who used to show horses with adhd I felt this because I’ve fallen off and gotten injured a lot, my brother had a seizure disorder for a few years so I know how scary they are, he had to quit football.
David Harbour. Father, Depressed Cop, Demon. Mans got range.
Love it
For me those seizures feel like an unpainful electric shock through my brain. I can't see anything but most times i can hear.
Good timing with the new volume of Stranger Things
As a person who’s rides myself I have a few jumping friends I do saddle seat(also hunt seat). Ive watched people jump and seen someone crack their head open and a girl almost get stepped on and broke something personally, falling off does hurt I’ve seen and it done it before. Honestly I feel her with the 2 points I was a few classes (aka shows) and my horse got injured. It’s so upsetting. It also seems that she does hunt seat, the jacket, the horses hair, the horse, but she seems to be jumping. Any other riders know?
question: if ADHD medications count as PED does that mean that riders with ADHD can't compete? or have to be off their meds to compete? because that isn't fair and gives us a disadvantage to the neurotypical competitors.
@@geetikasai9213 that is so messed up
@@geetikasai9213 Japans drug laws are more strict than the Olympics when it comes to ADHD meds and she would have been able to take her meds to tokyo anyway, even if she had been on Adderal or vyvanse (amphetamines are banned in Japan, Methylphenidate is the only stimulant you can get for ADHD there)
Most of the time we can compete because without the meds our baseline is lower . ADHD drugs level the playing field for us but give others unfair advantage
No, it does not mean that at all. Most places drug test, and as long as you have a doctor’s note and prescriptions filled/on file, you can be cleared.
it doesn't give you an advantage if you already have a disadvantage (aka adhd). it would give you an advantage if you were neurotypical.
Hopper what did you do?!?!
LITERALLY WHAT I THOUGHT!!!!!!!!!🤣
he so young!
I didn't even recognize him lol
Am I the only one who thought "so nobody is going to get the horse?" XD
In all seriousness, this has made me want to watch this tv show!
Davids acting is so great in here👍
I have been watching these all day.👀
Welcome to the youtube binge watchers club.
Seriously. Riding clothes are just the absolute essence of sleek, feminine and class!! Makes me want to ride just to simply wear the clothes!! (And to be around the 🐎 horses 💕)
His daughter is so incredibly beautiful! She looks like a young Jennifer Connelly 🥰 I nanny and she reminds me of one of the teens I look after who also rides 🥰
I actually have some for sale! I don't ride anymore anymore selling all my show clothes
I've definitely never felt feminine in my riding clothes. Especially not when I'm cleaning stalls or scrubbing water buckets in between rounds at a show
@@starlingswallow You are blind; either that or you're sniffing hard and I'd like some of that product too if it detaches me from reality to this point.
You sound too young and excitable to be trusted near horses, it's serious and beautiful ok? Take you time then get proper lessons
Please stop holding people while they're having a seizure. I keep hoping one medical show will get it right. Not yet.
If you don't hold somebody when having a seizure they could possibly bite their tongue or injure themselves worse
@@tacoparker6783 If you hold someone having a seizure, they can injure themselves worse *or* hurt you, so barring a situation where they're having a seizure in the middle of road or something, it's better to just let them seize unrestrained.
@@tacoparker6783 I've received several broken bones and dislocated joints from people holding me while I seize. So, no, DON'T HOLD SOMEONE DURING A SEIZURE.
Seizures can be violent, by holding someone down (especially the head), you could cause severe damage, like torn ligaments or broken bones. Put something soft and small, like a jacket, under their head to prevent head trauma, don't stick anything in their mouth (you could lose your finger or cause them to choke on whatever you put in their), and time the seizure. If they're in a car, a pool, the road, or somewhere dangerous, move them if possible. Roll them onto their side after they stop seizing, so they don't choke on vomit (some people are able to be rolled on the side during, but a lot can't).
Ehhh? They didn’t hold her down though. Hold her gently. Meaning just hold her enough where they don’t flail uncontrollably and injure themselves.
@@socksandpi1264 oh ok i never had heard that or seen it sorry
I love seeing David Harbor as a dad it makes me happy. He pkays dad roles/acts well!
Horses can feel when a rider is “off”. No responsible rider would ever work with their horse if they were altered in any way.
I’ve seen somebody with epilepsy, have an absence seizure while riding. Fortunately, it came on while we were just standing around. Our coach was furious - apparently the seizure came on because she had stopped taking her medication.
“Dad” actor plays the perfect selfish jerk.
Stranger Things dude, as I know him 🤣
@@Jamietheroadrunner me too!! So excited for season 4 coming out soon.
@@bigdawg2004 its out already! Ive been binge watching it
@@us7486 me too. I'm watching it with one of my best friends.
Yeah He often does Play this role in elementary too there he's a doctor but also really selfish and self obsessed
This guy is a really good actor
Clicked specifically for David Harbour.
I love these hospital show clips anyway, but I mostly clicked this one for my man David Harbour.
I have mini absence seizures on the daily and have tonic clonic seizures every couple of months.
I completely relate to this. Poor girl
These are the seizures that don't get talked about , the most common mentioned seizures in media are tonic clonic ones where people jerk and twitch violently or slightly . I recently did a school project for my child studies class on disorders or illnesses in young children to teens and Epilepsy is one of the most misunderstood and poorly explained.
i have epilepsy and i legit screamed at my phone when he said to hold her when she started having a seizure. the best thing to do when someone is having a seizure like that is move their head to the side so they dont choke in case they vomit and DONT GRAB THEM! it can do so much more harm by stressing the muscles and in worse case scenario broken bones.
The doctors point was really great with the concussion. They don’t know if she has a concussion and if she does and she gets another one then that’s a porblem
He’s NEVER treat Eleven like that
As an equestrian, this is understandable, but very sad that this young girl had this happen.
That poor girl has too much pressure on her back.
horseriding is actually one of the most dangerous sports there is. I worked at a stable for a while, and horses are very unpredictable, even if they were handraised by humans their entire life. in a space of 2 months, my mom fell off her horse and ended up with major bruises on her back, a masseuse fell off her horse and broke her wrist, wich in turn cost her her job, and a teenage girl got crushed by a horse that fell. her pelvis was shattered and she had to spend months in a wheelchair. she also lost control of her bladder after the incident, forcing her to wear daipers. on top of that she is now terrified of horses.
Holy moly, terrifying
How the accident happened? If you don’t mind me asking I am rider so I wanted to see What caused the accident again you don’t have answer if you don’t want to
@@gamesjuegos9567 horse decided to throw a tantrum.
@@descent1234567890 out of nowhere it wasn’t like spooked or had some health thing going on? Maybe it just a temperamental horse or something hope the girl doing alright
@@gamesjuegos9567 I didn't witness the girl getting crushed, it happened when I wasnt present, so I don't know.
David is so young here!
And just as beautiful
Aww the poor girl I have that type of epilepsy it’s brutal. But the doctor is right with the right medication she will be fine.
Needs new instruction on the resting position for seizure protocol.
I know right?! Gotta be on the side or you risk aspirating
“How are you feeling Beth”
“IM FEELIN A LITTLE WOOZY HEERE”
Tell me someone gets the scream reference
First thing I thought of!
The actress who plays Beth was in Last Man Standing.
Thank you, it was driving me nuts
I honestly missed her after she left that show
"You're not sick right?" Typical gaslighting phrase
Okay I judged too soon...
He wasn’t taking the warning signs seriously: she’s been under so much stress she vomits, every competition, since she was a tiny little girl.
Mt mom uses that on me all the time
And it took watching his daughter seize on the ground for him to realize that doctors know more about medicine than he does
I think he was more in denial than gaslighting her.
David’s acting in this is so good but then again it’s David harbour he’s always good 😂
If anyone was like me and trying to figure out why Beth looks so familiar- the actress is Molly Ephraim, I recognized her from Last Man Standing
Thank you so much I could not figure it out!!
Look at that young David Harbour. ❤
“Medication will control this, you’ll lead a completely normal life.” Well as someone who’s had epilepsy since I was 11, tonic clonic seizures since 15, medication is like pot luck. I’m on 4 different medications morning and night and my most recent seizure was yesterday, it takes a lot of trial and error so maybe she’ll be lucky and find the meds that work for her, or she could end up with uncontrolled seizures for over a decade 🤷♀️
what doctor hands a child meds when they have been told a parent is nearby?
literally the best day of my life recognizing 2 actors in a tv i’ve never seen before 👀
Love how this guy is supposed to be a doctor and he doesn't follow seizure first aid.
OMGG DAVID💖💖💖💖
Didn’t no one notice🥺💖
this "treatment" for a patient having a seizure is what you should NOT do. Proper first aid: time it. put the person on their side & tilt their head up, make sure they're not hitting their head on anything but DO NOT hold them down. call an ambulance if it's over 5 minutes, or if they have multiple seizures in a row.
on another note this episode was basically my life growing up.
can i just say that the doctor looks really fine-
Yeah agreed, him and the dad both.
I do a lot of field medical work and I've dealt with so many people like this father (in the form of spouses too).
8:00 "Jamais vu"?! I've never heard of this until now. Fascinating!
Enclosed head injury patient here. Definitely having seizures to me.
I have these types of seizures. Its EXTREMELY tiring but I'm fine after one or two. Had a two hour one the other week. When they first started I used to have them daily due to stress/anxiety. I wish I had a "completely normal life" because of a puesdoseizures it ruined a lot for me like being able to work for long hours, going to school, etc. A lot of doctors/nurses don't believe when you're having this type of seizure either because a lot of them haven't heard of them before. I've had EMTS grab my shoulders and shake me or tell me to stop faking because it's not what a real seizure looks like. I have had staff think I was at the ER for drugs even though the medication they'll give me is the one I'm literally prescribed. This is absolutely not an easy diagnosis to deal with and it's because of doctors and nurses.
HOPPER!!!! He’s really good at the “I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed” look! Does the little girl have CTE :(
I thought you weren't supposed to touch people when they're having a seizure
You’re 100% correct.
Move anything harmful away from them
Only move them if you absolutely have to eg: they’re laying in the middle of the road, in the water etc.
If you can put something soft under their head.
Time the seizure as it’s important, I personally don’t know if I’d have the presence of mind to do so.
Once the seizure is finished put them in the recovery position.
Don’t try to wake them but do check their breathing.
Love this episode already! I LOVE horse so much and I would DREAM of being an Equestrian!
Same
Not the direction I thought it would go.
After horrible falls, loss of my show, horses, building my muscles back up my neurologist cleared me for riding again. This time I’m going to be very particular about the trainer.
Can confirm capsaicin is a pretty good pain reliever.
It’s really stupid it’s banned…it’s like cortisone for horses lol
I don't understand why they didn't roll her over on her side, I've got seizures and thats important to keep the person seizing from choking if they happen to also vomit during the seizure.
Was wondering the same 😬😬
Never put pills you're dispensing into your hand Doctor. It's simply unsanitary 😅
That irked me too.
As an upper level trainer and competitor who also takes dextro, I find this episode a bit dramatic. I have narcolepsy and have had 30 plus concussions over a 50 year career but not one seziure. Dextro does not enhance all people like they claim nor have I ever had to take a drug test to compete. Horses are well tested these days but drugs and even sex of people would not give the advantage in such a partnership based sport. You can either ride or you have no aptitude for it. Having a medic on hand would satisfy insurance reqiurements for facilities more than anything.
They’re not claiming that her performance is being enhanced. This episode literally proves that her performance was worsened by the drugs. If your brain isn’t wired to the point where you have to take the drugs, there will be bad side effects. She was only taking them to help with her exhaustion from training for the show
Hey look, it’s Hopper from stranger things!
No no nah man not our boy Hopper 😭😭
I miss this show. It's seriously underrated. USA had some great shows.
hopper went down an interesting path
Dammit, Hopper 😂😂😅
okay this one was actually very nice :)
Ok the dad was in the wrong but legally doctors can’t touch any patient without consent. They can’t help unless parent want them to help.
Hopper always a great dad
He’s stereotyped to be the overprotective grizzly father with a heart of gold lol
David harbour is awesome 😊
This is so scary and I remember how my brother had a seizure like this😥😥😥
I was exited to recognize Molly Ephraim; she’s such a great actress
5:32 and decided to BANNIT
I love the way this guy anunciantes lol
Wish our horse events had doctors on scene like this.
I had my horse rear up whilst on him and fall backwards on top of me (totally my fault) and was unassisted, no one helped me out of fear of my "crazy" horse and then I got back on and finished the day bcs my mum had already paid for my entry fee.
This was in my teens, I'm 23 now and seeing a physio regularly as of last week due to my back never being the same since the accident.
Edit to add: I was refused medical treatment by my mum after the event and the day after the event. She wasn't a good person.
Jesus I thought the first minute with the dad was being over exaggerated about this being a cutthroat sport but what you just told me my God...
@@greendude7650 horse riding is one of the most cut-throat and dangerous events you can be apart of. From horses having bad history's and acting out bcs of that, to riders being cruel and unkind to their horse causing accidents that way. There's also those who don't know when it's time to stop. We had a woman at a normal pony club type thing (meant to be chill) have her big horse walking ontop of children's ponies bcs she refused to realise it was time to get off her horse due to the way it was behaving.
Accidents happen and then there are things that happen that could've been prevented but some horse riders are absolute morons and too prideful for their own good.
@@DuckBoxHouse God it's a good thing horses can't pick up on that attitude but I've heard of a story from a friend of mine where it was about one woman at the vet with her horse who was really laying into him or something and not stopping before anyone could react the horse snapped and bite her neck wasn't a pretty seeing he told me she didn't survive.
@@greendude7650 from my personal experience horses usually reflect/ act according to how you feel. You feel anxious, the horse is gonna sense it. Its why horse therapy is really benefiting.
Horses bites are super powerful, im not suprised she didnt survive. Hopefully the horse was rehomed with someone who could handle/care for them properly and not just put down. Most horses act certain ways for a reason.
@@DuckBoxHouse I know this is late but personally for me I don't see how anyone can hurt such a beautiful creature not to mention when you're riding it also you know the funny thing is their name in native American basically means giant Dog or something like that. A giant dog that could stomp you to death if it wanted to if you got on its nerves.
Honestly seizures are such a terrible thing, I had a friend and in elementary school she had a seizure while waiting in the lunch line. Apparently epilepsy runs in her family but it is still so scary.
Stay safe yall
Hes so damn good! A lot of people wouldn’t Add in the little little comments and worry’s At the end.
The health of anyone is an important thing.
What channel is this show on???
Man, I thought at first it said "Is Father Doing His Athlete Daughter" and thought this was gonna go so differently.
Oh it’s Hopper from Stranger Things
I know the doctor is trying to be the good guy but no shot I would stand up to David Harbour like that if I was that tiny compared to him lol. Like look at the difference lmao 4:14
I hope they got the horse back after it ran lol
Hopper is alive after all
Just here to see david harbour
HOPPER?!? WHAT R U DOING THERE 🤭🤨
Correct me if I’m wrong, but when having a seizure, the person should be turned to their side so they don’t swallow their tongue, right?
Swallowing the tongue is hardly ever an issue. People sometimes bite their tongue, but when that happens in most cases it's before the seizure happens, so once you notice the seizure it's already too late. Just make sure they don't fall or hit their head.
Swallowing your own tongue is a myth unless you've bitten it off you're not gonna swallow your own tongue and even then its more likely the part you bit off will either fall out of your mouth or you won't cut all the way through so you still can't swallow your tongue.
@@mikawindrath6085 someone else suggested side only if possible otherwise side after to prevent aspiration. I lost my stepbrother that way.
YOUNG JIM HOPPER!