I HAD A GRAND MAL SEIZURE AFTER NOT HAVING ONE FOR 3 DAYS
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Hello everyone! So in this video that you are about watch, I show myself have a Grand Mal seizure. Now before I had this seizure, I went 3 days without having a seizure. I had this seizure on Saturday, September 7th. We were just getting ready to leave to go to America. This seizure took me a long time to come back around after. I was so sick in my stomach and nauseous. And I was not fully aware. It took me a long time until I felt like my normal self again. Bless my mom for getting me through this seizure. I have no idea what I would do without her.🥇❤️
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I can never stop saying this but her mom deserves an award. She always there for her. She’s amazing!!!!!!!
She's an incredible Woman!
Jordan Collimore I AGREE! She’s nothing short of amazing!!!!
This is what Moms are known for but at some point you have to let professionals step in and take care of the issues at hand.
Liesl Ringhofer I agree. I don’t think everything she was doing & saying were helping the situation. & I feel horrible saying that, but it’s just my observation.
As a mom who has a child like Angie no a day goes by that we don’t wish we could spare our children and take their burden on ourselves instead if I could take my sons seizures and go threw them myself so he couldn’t I WOULD INSTANTLY NO SECOND THOUGHT
There is nothing more terrifying then seeing someone having a seizure and being the only one around. God Bless you and your Mom.
hi! u can get informations how to react in such a situation. stay strong, u can do it 😃
Was the scariest thing I had ever seen when my wife had her first one after 12 years together I called 911 said my wife's dieing I really thought she was lol But after 4 and a half minutes she came back.
yee I agree n I seen someone die
Jennifer Mora well there is one thing terrifying than this
Seeing a shadow in your room
SCAR, I’d rather see TEN shadows in my room, than see my baby endure what this young lady goes through!
I’m an RN…….that’s a huge and prolonged seizure. Her mum is doing an amazing job when she must be terrified for her daughter.
RN-❤️
there’s a girl here on youtube. where her son had a seizure for two hour straight before she even noticed .. i didn’t even think people could have a 5 minute seizure let alone 2 hours
I was thinking the same thing and she needs a MRI to rule out any brain damage after a seizure that long bless her heart ❤️
How long do they normally last like what range
Well said for sure..I pray they have a emergency seizure plan that was a very long seizure, ie diazapam something, My thoughts and prayers are with them both.
The fact that your mom felt the need to apologize to your supporters for panicking breaks my heart. As a mother, I totally get it. She did a fantastic job.
Broke my heart when her mum started crying. Mum’s really are the best.
But... she cried because she hurt her own rib while trying to comfort her daughter. Then said something along the lines of “why do I have to go through this”... slightly confused. 😕 Nonetheless, I really wish Ang didn’t have to experience these seizures.
Update 1 year later:
I realize I misheard her mother. Sounds like she is actually saying "Why do we have to go through this". Thanks to those of you who kindly brought this, and other elements of this situation, to my attention. 🙏🏽 Others were quite mean, even though I was clearly stating what I thought I heard and said I was confused. I don't regret my comment, because I think it is important to speak up when you are concerned for someone's well being. Especially, when you can't help personally or remotely. It's better to create awareness that to be discouraged and stay quiet. That's gone on for too long in this world, because people make other people too afraid to speak up. Thanks to Ang for sharing this. You will be in my thoughts forever. 🙏🏽❤️
cbrooke16 exactly.. and then left to go get herself medication. She wasn’t crying because of her daughter
Bet it was something stronger than a Tylenol.. lol.. and I would understand that. Drugs are good when you gotta live this kind of life..
only some are
@@arianalasagna true to that.... I know..
To her mom:
If that's what you look like when you're panicking, then I want you with me during every emergency ever. You're amazing.
I agree and the gorgeous dog must also be a support emotionally as well. Thank you for letting us see this because by doing so you have shown people how a seizure can look because they are not all the same. I think that people imagine it as a more physical episode. I'm terminally ill and as part of that I have seizures where I bang my head repeatedly on the floor. You are amazing and you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Xx
The dog didn't do anything wtf? The woman was just pushing the dogs face in hers trying to force it to lick her, the dog got bored & left & the mother stuffed the camera in her face as soon as it started happening. Y'all must be blind this is such a dumb video like, what kind of epileptic makes a channel of them having seizures & puts it online for everyone to see.
@@MeowmeowAlexandra Playing with or petting an animal can increase levels of the stress-reducing hormone oxytocin and decrease production of the stress hormone cortisol. Reduced stress can also benefit physical health. That is why the lady was doing her best to keep the dog around to help her feel better while she's going through this. People go through these things all the time and can't help it, that's why recording it isn't such an invasive action to them. Some people would like to share these moments to educate people on symptoms or for other health education purposes.
@@HolidayJZ Listen I have a service dog for social emotional issues of my own, that clearly wasn't a service dog & I didn't ask for a history lesson. I was clearly addressing someone whom, is not you so thank you & I wish you good luck in life 🙂
@@MeowmeowAlexandra am epileptic and I would do that. If you don't want people to give you lectures then don't give one
My last seizure was over a year ago, and it was the first grand mal I’d ever had. It was terrifying. You are so strong to have to go through these things almost every day, I can’t imagine it. Give your mom a hug, she’s so strong for being able to help you through that. I couldn’t help but tear up watching this.
Thank you so much for your love and support! ❤️❤️❤️
If you wouldn’t mind sharing, do you remember how it felt like during the seizure? Were you aware of any noises, anything? Sorry to be nosy, I’m just curious. You don’t have to answer! Thanks.
This is so scary to watch@@MyJourneyToBeSeizureFree
For the people who are wondering why the mom didn't call for an ambulance, most seizures do not require medical attention. The only time they need to go to the hospital is when: 1 they get hurt at some point during the seizure or 2 it lasts too long. Otherwise it's just a waiting game. If you've never had to care for someone who has them, don't try and judge someone for how they handle it when you obviously don't know what you're talking about. It sucks watching someone you love go through that and the only thing you can do is be with them and make sure they don't get hurt.
We need more people like you xx
3 too many in a single day
(Advanced emergency responders start an IV line in case she goes status epilecticus to provide diazapam - which will slow or stop the seizure. The person having the seizure is in a postictal state afterwards and is incohorent for 30 - 45 min = no need to add stress with trying to start complex congersations).
@@lynettebr The mom said she hasn't had one in 3 days, not that it's the 3rd one in a day
@michigan1085 no I'm saying 3 as in 3rd on the list
My mum is epileptic, watching her as a child never unset me, I've been putting my mum in the recovery position since I was 4. She is the reason I become a nurse 💕
heroic! you are great! your mum must be so proud, cause whatever she was going through made U a stronger person to help others in many many different ways. 😃🌈 all the best for you!
Cheerube Bayonetta Holopainen awww thank you so much sweetie 💕
That’s a strong why 👏🏾
Jo Jo
I have had 3 seizures in my life and, unfortunately, both of my daughters were present for each. My oldest in now a nurse. I understand your career choice.
ISEEART oh wow, your reply gave me goosebumps, it is a fantastic career.
When she said “why do we have to go through this”, you could hear how much hurt she had as a mother. I’m so sorry.
Why does the mom say relax? She can’t control the seizure.
Shelly Thoma cause she can still hear eveything her mom is saying and trying to not let her pánico cause if she panics it could make the seizure be more scary
Sarah Hall I know that but I was wondering if the mom really knows that she can’t relax. But she probably does? That’s a horrible condition.
It’s okay. You can’t help but be extremely stressed.
She does it as to coach her and support her through it how can you not even understand that by the way she is saying it? You could tell it was working until she went into the second one
I was recently diagnosed with epilepsy and seeing this has opened my eyes to what others experience when I’m seizing. You guys are amazing and seeing your progress over the last two years is wonderful.
I really appreciate your videos.
I’m sorry to hear that. I’m so glad my channel brings out positivity. Thank you for your support. We are all in this together 💪🏼❤️💜
Yea sorry
Imagine waking up and not knowing where you are, who you are, or the name of your loved one that close to you. Like your brain was reset. This is how I feel when I have a seizure.
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I had that yesterday
Yep exactly
Mom, please DO NOT apologize for "panicking!" You're a great mom and anyone would panic. You are a very strong woman to help your daughter. You did better than the rest of us would have!
Her panicking isn't helping the situation
@@ma2i485 This is not even panicking. You haven't seen panic until a mom is screaming at the top of her lungs and practically tossing her seizing baby at you.
@@ma2i485 oh my go d just shut the fuck up
@@ma2i485 that was not in any way panicking if you think it is you don’t have a mom 😀
Onde está Deus nessas horas?
this is how many ppl are praying for u
👇🏽.
I’m sorry for the people i hurt with this. it wasn’t like that my fault tho
You are disgusting, using this poor girl for likes smh...
Oof
The people replying to this comment like to make assumptions don't they.
Liam Collier they sure do :)
@@vividlyinvoid This person was just being nice.
I always bite my tongue and sleep for hours after a grand mal. Just takes the life right out of you. Great job on mom and puppy!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The mum deserves the biggest reward she has the biggest heart ever and is always there for her❤️❤️
I agree! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The mom's a rock star. She said she panicked, and who wouldn't when seeing their child go through something so scary. Even through her own pain, she supported her the whole way through. Continued to talk to her, massage her, hold her, that was so important. Good job, mom.
emiche6290 3 months aog The mom s, a rock stra. She
@@amandalyubelsky5251 uhh... what?
Tot@joe zeiher iekrjt te tengo te envío
Yea
Thus why I won't pass down my stuff onto another person.
Your mom... So incredibly strong, I can't imagine having to watch my daughter go through something like this everyday... And for you to have to experience this... No one deserves this. I pray for you to be free from this. You poor thing😢😰
I've been having an attack similar 2000 bet and a time if I didn't I would have gotten killed by falling on the groundbecause of the seizures I had one when I was standing but it was not that strong when I'm in bed it was very strong my mum
It is incredibly hard at time to stay strong for that other person when they’re seizing. My ex boyfriend and I were together for about a year and a half, he had seizures regularly. It got scary. And it’s hard feeling like you’re not able to fix anything you just have to stay there by them and stay calm. This momma is so wonderful. I give it to her! I hope she gets better, I wouldn’t wish these things on anyone!
@@alexiswilson1317 right
God bless you both praying your way
this one girl at my school has these, it’s scary
This is just heartbreaking... Nobody should have to go through this!! It must be exhausting for the both of you!! Sending my love from across the pond, stay strong mum you got this 🙏❤️❤️
I was diagnosed with epilepsy a little over a year ago and was disabled by my seizures.. You're amazing putting yourself out there like that to show people seizures are no joke but also to make people more aware of this!! #love Ya!!!
to watch this mother soothe her to the best of her ability genuinely makes me tear up. Props to you Mama Bear
Mama needs a softer tone
Me too. I could not hold my tears back.
Kristine Mckie...agreed, what a loving and true mama!!
I felt my tears just coming.. didn't expect to be so jolted. I just wanted to say I love you to her as it was happening.
She deserves the mom of the year award!
What can be done for this family?
Watching her watch her child go through this is heartbreaking! 😞
When I was 11 months old I had a grand mal seizer and my heart stopped beating and I stopped breathing and my mom started CPR and brought me back to life!!! And here I am today I am 14 years old and healthy!! Praise the lord for what he has done for so many people!!!!
Lily Sunnarborg you mean your mother not lord but if you are Christian I understand and sorry
Fixed-Mixed- Sparkz I am Christian and I thank my mom too.
Ok and I'm sorry if I offended you in any way necessary
Wow god blessed you 🙏🏼
Amen god is good 🙏
I was diagnosed at 45, after I had a Grand Mal in the tattoo chair. Since then, the seizures have become more and more frequent and intense. I didn't realize how poorly the public is educated about seizures and what to do for the person, until it happened to me. I'm trying to change that, because if we can't be cured YET, we need to end the stigma, and educate. It has cost me my drivers license, more than likely my job, my peace of mind, and my confidence, but has gifted me with resolve and tenacity. Bless you and your family, especially your mama. Support warriors are so very important!! Love to you from the 402. Fall seven times, stand up eight!
That might be one of the strongest mom's I've ever seen. Holy shit that is so intense 😳 My prayers go out to that young lady and her family!!
Thank you so much! ❤️💜❤️💜
the fact that the mom apologized for panicking :( nooo she did such a good job trying to help her through that
Bob Carter You literally have no idea what you’re talking about. Shut the fuck up you’re annoying pretending like you know how her mom should take care of her child during a seizure. 🖕🏼
Yeah, Mom didn't do well with that one, she needs some training.
Yeah she did awful.
Fuck off jerks
@@Puerto_RicanQueen they are not jerks they are telling the truth
She did the best she could but she has no experience I suppose
i can only imagine how the mom feels while she’s watching her daughter go through this every week.
i did not expect this many likes!!!
My mom and dad and three sisters would have to see me go through this 5 times a day at most and I always ended up in the hospital.. From 3 months old to 15 years old I am now 27 but I still look out for them I haven't had one since I was 15
Jocelyn buzzurro and Tamara Flanagan
You guys are so heartwarming we are all praying for you
Helpless is how her mom feels. I know because I've been there with my mother when she had many seizures and all I could do was watch and just hold her. Makes me cry even now just thinking about how helpless I felt
My mother witnessed my seizure for the first time. I’ve had epilepsy since 2017 and she would always be the source of my stress and anxiety..giving me a hard time but after seeing me collapse, shallow breathing and all, I was told she was screaming, crying and very afraid. She witnessed brother die so she’s traumatized and now this 😢
The first time my son had a seizure we were at the beach i didn't know what had happened to him. I just sat there and i called his name, he didn't answer, when the seizure passed he looked at me and said i could hear you but i counldn't stop it. He was so pale and afraid. He is 22 now, he takes medication. He has seuzures only when he is in stress, fortunately its been a couple of years since his last seizure.
Having seizures absolutely changes your way of life. You just roll with the punches and pray to have a good day. I have had epilepsy since I was 11 years old and my daughter also had grandma seizures as an infant and that was one of the hardest things to see was to watch my tiny precious baby going through that. It’s a horrible and helpless feeling. I’m praying for more good days for you guys🙏
08:04 this despair on her mom.. You're really an angel
I can't imagine having to sit there and watch your kids have seizures feeling so helpless. terrifying tbh
Ifs scary
Its terrifying. The amazing thing is that you almost get used to it. You stop panicking as much. Inside, you are just waitng for him/her to finally take a breath. My son goes purple and has bit his tongue badly many times. It isn't easy, ever.
My brother had seizures he’s had them at home, in my house at my dads he died last month due to having a seizure fell suffocated he was 47 it’s horrible cause there’s nothing you can do
@@yolandam1833 no medicine helps?
@@infamousnova yes. CBD works but most people still think its the devils oil so, good luck✌
This is the first time I’ve ever witnessed a seizure and I can’t express enough on how sad I am for those who deal with this and the people who’re there for them as well. Thank you, mom. You’re all in my prayers.
Call fucking 911
Amber Garcia you just have to let them run its course....
@@ambergarcia690 if they have epilepsy, it's not anything new and is just part of the disorder. People with epilepsy can have seizures frequently and no need for 911. I would know because I grew up with my brother who has epilepsy. When someone randomly out of the blue goes into a seizure, that is when it's a more medical emergency. It's something serious that just caused the seizure vs. this lady who happens to have the disorder. It's nothing to take lightly but it's clear that they are familiar/knowledgeable about what they are going through. They don't need 911 otherwise she would have.
Same, I've never seen a seizure before and this just breaks my heart :(
@@ambergarcia690 You're so rude. People that have seizures DON'T NEED to call 911 every time this happens. It's usually a part of life for those who are afflicted with a seizure disorder. As you can see, her mom isn't going bananas due to this happening.WE learn to live with this when this happens to our loved ones. Sure, it's scary. Some people are actually repulsed by others who have seizures. Whatever the case PLZ have compassion for people who live like this. Most people who are diagnosed with seizures aren't to blame for the medical issue. Sure, you can abuse alcohol and drugs and seize....Many people are born with some type of seizures. With proper medications, sometimes diet, and some people under go surgery to help with the debilitating types of seizures that can happen 100's of times per day. Others suffer from Absounce/Petit Mal seizures that look to the unsuspecting person as though someone has "lost" their train of thought. Imagine living with someone that has 275 PLUS Petit Mal seizures PER day?? My DH had 275 PLUS Petit Mal seizures per DAY that weren't medically controlled as a young boy, but at 23 yrs old he had his first Grand Mal seizure and after a few years his Grand Mal seizures were VERY difficult to control......His medications were closely monitored and CHANGED every 30-36 months because his body grew accustomed to the meds....in other words his body absorbed them as soon as he swallowed them at times.
My DH died at just 48 yrs old due to an ER Dr's neglect (this doctor refused to do what I asked him to do as far as medications....and I was in the process of having him transferred from that ER to a local trauma center 40 miles away via Medical helicopter when he had another seizure and died.
Lastly, its okay to not want to be around someone who seizes....but to be rude like your comment implies....that's wrong. You read the title of the video, so why even click on it? It's obvious that you've never seen a seizure, but just move on....don't comment like that. This happens every day in the world and those of us that have or have had family members with seizures learn how to deal with it, and it doesn't change the person afflicted NOR does it change the love we have for our loved ones either. It's a part of life. Maybe not something the patient signed up for as well as their families, but it's LIFE.
My Wife had her first seizure this morning... scary!!!
These videos have been very helpful.
Thanks.
I'm crying for both of them. I can't imagine watching my daughter go through that. You have an amazing mother and I wish you both the best in your journey ❤️❤️
Thank you so much! ❤️💜
her mom is such a kind hearted woman
isn't that how moms are meant to be?
Where we watching the same video??
Here mom is a warrior , I know it must be hard to see your children go through something and you can’t do anything. Ang is a warrior too . Prayers to you both.
Haley * I don’t know how long she’s been having seizures but her mom needs to keep focused on her daughter’s needs, not her own. She keeps asking Ang questions; people seizing can not respond and it can increase stress which prolongs the situation. Immediately after a seizure, the sufferer needs to sleep and it sounds like the mom knows that. So why all the repositioning, questions and comments about the need to answer Customs?! Let her rest!
@@TheAuntieBa ikr and then saying this is stressful like it's a burden wtf how can she even think about her own feelings and asking her all those questions
This is so hard to watch. Your mom is amazing but u can hear the fear in her voice. Praying for u both
Edit: ur mom deff has no reason to apologize to anyone! She did an amazing job!
This was. A violent one I'd call for help
Yes rhat obe seems very much bad.
Tori Miglioratti unless seizures last more than 5 minutes you don’t need to if you know what you’re doing
@@rach250 that. Was more then five minutes
Tori Miglioratti she what she was doing ...
This has to be so hard to watch as a parent. Ang is amazing to keep working everyday to get through this and kudos to her mom for being there!
Thank you for being along on this journey with us! ❤️
Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart, for sharing this- seeing the reality of a seizure is such an impactful way to inform and enlighten people about epilepsy (and other seizure disorders) yet it must not have been an easy decision to film yourself in such a vulnerable state. I think it was very brave, (and hopefully empowering) of you (and your mom!) to do so.
This makes me realize how much things I take for granted...
I used to have seizures but I grew out of them. Shaking violently. It’s a miracle.
Oh yeah you nailed it i really hope this will get away from here this can seriously destroy a persons life
Yes, I agree!
Omg same
Same..... breaks my heart. I need to better educate myself so I’m the event someone has a seizure in front of me I know what to do or how to react.
This is the perfect definition of how people might look normal on the outside, but are struggling on the inside. Let’s not be quick to make assumptions
Amen girl
Definitely
Well said! 🙏
My son feels like people judge him because he is on disability. He left a good job that he loved, because of Epilepsy. He had tons of friends. Now, he cant drive, swim, or even take a shower,(he has to lay down in the shower) because he has almost drowned twice. My heart breaks for him.
This definition can also be applied to brain injuries
Even after she thought she broke her rib she kept taking care of you 😭😭😭😭 a mother’s love 💗✨
Nothing compares to a mothers love❤
Looked like she bailed right at that moment....am I watching a different video?
@@GoBirdz13 No, she broke her rib when the seizure was worst, I think. She kept going, and when she knows her seizures almost over she lets herself break down. It’s heartbreaking.
@@javacowpotat182 No, she never broke her rib. She said she "pulled" it later. So the only heartbreaking part I see is when she leaves her daughter ALONE(who's having a seizure and still not out of the woods yet)to go get herself some Tylenol.
I have been seizure-free for 2 years now. wishing u the same
u r mom's is an angel sent from heaven
When my friend had her first seizure when she was 7, her family called a priest instead of a doctor cuz they thought she was possessed. This is why people need to be more educated about things like this
TBH neither could do much. Pastoral care is beneficial for those recovering from a seizure and priests are pretty good at that.
@@RodFleming-World this is a joke right
@@Sn0teleks no, it's not.
My bad for laughing but this comment deserves a Grammy
@@RodFleming-World you have to be playing around right?
this must be so hard for her but I also cannot even imagine how her mother is feeling i started crying
Lol I can imagine- have done this many times with parents. Still a little terrifying.
I no it must be very scary for her I pray for her always
@@lisakay8253 hi just wondering why you put lol before you wrote your comment its really not funny I see alot of people doing that
I just had a seizure yesterday for the first time and it lasted like for a hour I was crying, twitching, and laughing and my eyes was going into the back of my head and my friend didn't help
@KaylaProductions KaylaProductions True. I've seen my friends wife have seizurs, and their dog does also have seizures. All you wanna do is grab them and hold them, comfort them. Any good friend would definitely be attentive
Apologising for panicking? Are you kidding me?? Mom deserves a medal for the support she is to her child! NEVER apologise again Mom ❤️
These videos have a new meaning for me now, I had a seizure 3 days ago. I was driving with my aunt and my aunt pulled the e break and slammed my car into park. Seeing these, I just wow! My heart goes out to you even more ange!
I am currently studying for my licensing exam for medical school so I may become a neurosurgeon. After your videos I know what I am fighting for. Thank you for teaching me.
Albert F Alan I am still in high school but looking to go in to a career for medical Neuroscience. Hoping to help in researching and discovering ways to help and hopefully cure neurological disorders and diseases. Hope we can both help people like her!
Best of luck
Albert F Alan 🙏 Thank you
Albert F Alan study your ass off thank you by the way.
@@kc2642 Go do it champ.
Lord please watch over her and protect her through everything 😩
amen
Amen
Amen
Amen
Lol wtf ok
As a first time viewer who's unknown about the situation but has learned that the older lady is the mom, you rock lady! Both you and your daughter are awesome!
I can tell they are genuine, kind decent people. What a beautiful girl also. Mums a sweetheart. It's a little upsetting to see to be honest, nearly made me cry. I wish you all the best.
Thank you so much for your love and support! ❤️💜❤️💜
Protect and heal her lord🙏🏽 I will pray for everyone
Amen 🙏🏾
Amen 🙏
U have an insta? Wats ur @ 🤣👀
Morty. Why?
@@asmrtimeswithjoe3275 ur good looking in ur profile picture lmao
don’t be sorry for panicking mama! that’s your baby girl. it is stressful. & it is scary! i’m praying for you guys!!!💓
Make videos. 😺
Mom, you are doing a great job. Don't feel like you need to apologize for anything. God bless your precious daughter.
My heart breaks for the mom as well, can't imagine seeing your kid go through like this and not being able to take away when they are hurting.
Lord please protect and heal this woman. This literally hurts my heart but you are brave to share this with the world.
Malibu’s Most Wanted what lord? If someone has what she has as like a disease or disorder there’s no healing her.
Give her water!! Where's the water!?
Malibu’s Most Wanted amen
Depresso Expresso ..... DepressO? More like depressING.
Asshole...
I've never seen myself have grand mals but my husband has told me I've done every thing this woman did. Hearing and seeing this just broke my heart because of my kids witnessing it all.
Same thing happened to me. It was like no time had passed and I had no idea that I had them, all grand mals. But my husband and Mama witnessed them and they were terrified. 😔
It’s not your fault!!!! Don’t feel bad, they feel bad for you!!!
you are a great mom that your kids could ever ask for!
This comment made me cry. I hope you are doing well.
It’s hard to watch because they may think you are scared and hurting during the seizures. Have you told them you don’t know whats going on and don’t remember them? It might help to tell them you aren’t suffering during one and as long as they keep you safe you will won’t get hurt.
“Yea whatever”
“Okay your getting better” I love that 😭
Lmao
🤣
Her mother is a hero. I have no idea how she stayed so calm. That was terrifying to watch. 🙏🙏🙏
I'm a hard working grown a** man and have only heard of people having seizures. This vid brought tears to my eyes, poor baby, It makes me sad that she or anyone else has to endure this. Now I understand better...
There is only one good thing going thru a seizure. You don't feel anything, or remember anything. But you are groggy and out of it for a while and extremely tired. They suck though. I havnt seen a grand mal till now and now I know why sometimes people are in tears when I come through.
Same here bro and I have epilepsy and just had a episode last Saturday 3 of em shits hella depressing aamf
It is sad and upsetting for me to see even as an epileptic myself. I could see visually the things I experience, the nasty taste , the sense that been there before, total loss of control, A very physically and mentally draining experience. My respect goes to the Brave young lady and her Mom for sharing a very personal part of her life, some people feel shame about things out of their control, This girl is an inspiration and I wish Her Well.
@@1b4dmofomofo17 God bless you mane I feel the same bro 🙏💯💪
@@dennisg209 Cheers Bro, God Bless you too my friend. All we can do is pick ourselves up after and carry on.🙏👍
She's just showing us what a seizure looks like, why so many dislikes .
L H dude shut the fuck up
L H she’s confused and disoriented bc she just had a seizure wtf is wrong with you
@@lh3546 do you not get how messed up her brain is after one, ya she treats her mom not nicely but her brain is not normal plus having to go thru that must be so mentally draining for a young girl. She treats her mom nicely normally but after a seizure it takes time to get out of it, your brain doesn't think straight.
If someone considers the video should get removed, then yes, it's an idiot.
I've never seen a real seizure before that, so at least now I can recognize it if it happens to someone around me.
This is called "education" ...
They dislike the seizure, not the girl. And the mom is making it worse.
This brought me to tears. My son has epilepsy but has had only absence and mioclotic seizures. But he had 2 small real ones as a baby. So there's always a chance he could have a grand Mal and it absolutely terrifies me. I can't imagine seeing your child go through this. Yall are so strong. Sending love!
Thank you for sharing you’re experience with the Epilepsy Community. I recently got diagnosed with epilepsy. I’m learning as I take things one day at a time. Trying to be more knowledgeable about it. Much ❤️ love
It’s beautiful to see someone with such a condition have such a wonderful mother. This woman is amazing.
No, what would be cruel is, if her mother hadn’t learned how to handle her daughters condition, and stayed by her side through every single moment of it. Now THAT would be cruel. 🤷🏻♀️
@@usamarafieck1715 ohh...so you're very ignorant. i see.
Usama rafieck you ignorant twat
She can't drive by herself.
Tara Reed yes they both are indead
Ive never seen a seizure before and this video was quite eye opening. Thank you for allowing us into your most vulnerable moments to see what its like. I wish the best for you and those who have helped you.
I've seen my grandfather have a Gran Mal Seizure but his was nothing like this. He did the usual shaking and his eyes rolled back in his head and he drooled, but he recovered rather quickly. Her seizure is really scary. I hope I never have to go through something like that. Bless her for showing us her life with epilepsy
@@BettyAnne2402 that's because she's faking it, for views and likes. It's an attention seeking behavior that the person needs other people's attention to feel better.
@@kryptekfunnies7473 dude this is real life
@@JCMDRHProductions her eyes didn't roll back, her eyes weren't dilated, during this "seizure," Your eyes always dilate. this is just as fake as a RUclips's GoFundMe "charity" in reality they buy an expensive car and house.
Same for me, imagine being the one having the seizure 🙁
These things are terrible. I had one last Monday. Just seeing one happen makes my head dizzy. We'll keep each other in our Prayer...
Dear God... What are they doing to humanity. I grieve for your condition.... and Anger for this evil. You are a beautiful soul - do not give up. I will pray for you & your family... stay strong. Your Mom... is extraordinary. I cannot imagine her pain in your struggle.
Know that there are many of us out here fighting back for you, and those who suffer these diabolical practices.
They will all one day be held accountable.
Godspeed
Thank you so much for your prayers and support! That means everything to me. Thank you for being on this journey. Lots of love ❤️
By the looks of this girl, she has an extremely bright future ahead of her. It's so sad to see this happen. My condolences.
She still has
Lol how???
Jasmine .. education
jasmine baker you have no heart for real stop
When I saw this I literally teared up knowing I complain about things so small everyday to watch someone go through something like that makes me feel like I’m a crappy person wish I could do more than wish you the best of luck and pray for you
X-Ray Ik
X-Ray facts
Bless her mother😇😥
Exact same thing I thought
Omg me too we def need to appreciate life
She's so beautiful 😍, and you can hear how scared and sad her mom was for her 😕 she's got the most loving mom 💕💯
I am so grateful and blessed for her! I love her so much! 💜❤️
I have a 21 year old son that has grand mal.May God bless you guys everyday!A lot of love coming your way!
Thank you for all your love and support! ❤️❤️❤️ And lots of love to your son! We are both strong and in this together 💪🏼
I’ve always wondered what my grand mal seizures looked like. My family has described them but I’ve never had the guts to look it up. This video popped up in my feed and I just want to thank you for opening up and sharing this with the world. You are strong!!
Is it like a condition or what is a grand mal seizure? Sorry im uneducated
it’s just a type of seizure. I have epilepsy that’s my diagnosis and that just means I have seizures. The grand mal is the worst in my opinion. Because you have no idea what is going on and it’s so hard to recover from.
Megan Hansen you are strong, too. I’m fighting a tough illness called Trigeminal Neuralgia/TN2.
I’ve been disabled by it for 15 years. My husband is my angel and takes great care of me.
I wish you all the best. Epilepsy seems like an awful disease!
An obviously anti-seizure meds don’t always work.
Hugs!
@@coke2238 I think she might have some type of epilepsy.
@@meganhansen3533 Yeah. The grand mals are WICKED shit. She seemed to be having somewhat of a warning. That's honestly the "best" thing you can hope for. Gives you time to get safe, i. e. Sit down, pull over, whatever. I get zero. I was happy to see her come out much better than some. I have distress bc my brain doesn't let me know what is happening and am just sore and confused. Her mom is awesome. I don't know how my family is able to deal with it. (They do and they're amazing.)
Even being a nurse and having seen seizures, it’s still difficult and heart breaking to watch. God bless this sweet girl and her mom.
As an nurse how many people have you experienced faking seizures 😂🤧
It’s got to be scary for both of them. My heart goes out to them both. I had my first seizure 1.5 yrs ago and I was home alone with my two young daughters. When I watched this it made me thing of how much scarier it must have been for them.
lodaox....What signs, symptoms are prior to the occurrence? I have a friend who thinks she may have one eventually, she suddenly feels like a dejavu, a familiarity of someplace in past, but can´t exactly pinpoint it. She also feels slightly out of it and feels like gagging.
@Penguin Queen you mean NICU? Btw, wouldn't your hospital provide wedges instead of egg crate matresses?
@Penguin Queen I'm not trying to shut you down or anything, neither am I trying to say that you're lying. But unless you're in a small shithole hospital, ive never heard of an MICU. Working in a top 10 hospital, as a CCEMT-P, I've never heard of anyone have such an inefficient ICU that's divided on medical and trauma lines.
Jesus, I won't even bother with you relating dejavu to an aura.
But, if you are a nurse, just remember you are LEGALLY LIABLE for the medical advice/diagnosis you give.
I have gran mel seizures and I've had seizures since I was 7 years old im so sorry that happened you're mom is so sweet and so supportive
First time here on this channel, her mom reminds me so much of my mom. She’s seen me go through cancer and was there for me every time I had an emergency. Moms have a special kind of strength. They also bring a special kind of comfort during times like this. We’re lucky to have them. As for the daughter, you’re so brave to have to go through this. You’re a warrior! You have a new sub!
I don’t think they’re recording just to show people on RUclips, her doctor probably needs to see videos to examine her seizures
Thats true as i suffer too but not as bad and they asked to record me while having one to
A lot of doctors and Med students can benefit from these videos.
Im srry 😭😭😭
LowLife Cure why are you sorry
Nathan Lawrence cause that is just what you say when somebody is sick or something
The anxiety in your moms voice made me tear up. I'm praying for you and your family. This was heartbreaking to watch.
This was violent
Katy Louise i have watched dozens of seizure videos and I’ve never had one emotionally touch me like this one did.
Me too
Same!
I just don’t see how someone sitting there constantly freaking out be it mildly or whatever is helpful in the least. But hey what do I know 🤷🏻♂️
You are simply stunning. I have lived with severe mobility ....been in chair for almost 34 yrs now. The luv your mom shows is is a heart warming thing. How are you doing?
First of all thank you for being so brave to post this . I just finished EMT school and will be showing up in the ambulance for this call usually way after the end of it. And I feel it's important to medical providers to see what actually happens before we get there to have a better understanding of what to expect when we do arrive. Thank you again for being so brave.
it broke my heart when her mom said: “she’s not here yet”
i can’t imagine :( my heart goes out to you too. remember to pray!! 💓💗
When the mom started crying
It broke me
Omg I'm glad I read this before it happened in the video
@The Searcher 🤨creep
@The Searcher 😒😣Nastyyy asssss
hey itstoota I already was when I heard the panic in her voice as she called out her name.
Not trying to he fucked up but WHITE moms be over dramatic instead of making her feel comfortable shes panicking like if shes never seen her daughter through that
I can help myself but to cry through your pain. You are such a strong woman. And to put this up so others that relate can learn how to cope and to us that don't go through it see what it's like is something admirable.
I know it’s been awhile since she’s posted and I pray she got the help that she needed. Mom, you are a Godsend from Heaven. God bless you both!
That one looked really scary. I’m sorry you have to go through that. And your poor mom not only did she get hurt trying to help you she really worries about you. I hope one day they find a cure for you.
Cbd is a good drug for seizures
She's tried cbd
This looks violent I'd call 911 now
Adrienne Williams she needs thc
This legit made me wanna cry. She is an amazing mother. A strong mother.
This is exactly what my 17-year-old son looks like when he has a seizure. Your mom is NOT what I look like when my son has a seizure! You are so calm mom!
15:00 That little flat head asleep in the back is the cutest!!!
Lol I was feeling a bit down and then saw your comment 👍🏼🥰
Not sure why this was recommended to me but damn that’s horrible. Get well!
Same.. hope she is okay
I was gonna say the same thing...
Its hell on earth
@@yoongisrightnut9466 pppp
This is heartbreaking, never seen anything like this, I really hope there is a solution for you and your mum.
Thc oils will help... there is so much more research that is being done so ppl can actually reap the benefits of medical thc
There’s even worse videos. There were a couple videos of people twitching so much and screaming during their grand mal seizure
Low key
She does
Wow that’s heartbreaking to watch. Please give this young child some peace Lord.
My hubby has epilepsy he had a seizure the day i went out looking for my brides maid gowns with my girls for my wedding. He was in the hospital for a week. I was so thankful God helped my husband and now hes been seizure free since the year we got married 2011. I pray for God to heal u completely of these seizures. Your mom is such an angel. Iam so impressed with how she was strong when she pulled a rib helping u. You're mom is as tough as they come. Iam glad your angelic mom is there to help u. My mom would do the same for me too. My Prayer for healing for u my sweet Ang. Our Heavenly Father please put your healing hands on Ang and take away all these seizures she is going through. Thank you for blessing her with her wonderful mother, and please always be there for ang and her mom always. We ask u in all these things we pray. Amen
Please get a service dog, trust me, they can be very helpful for alerting you when you're about to have seizures, and they can comfort you during them.
Guurl
I’m not sure but I believe that the dog that was there is a service dog. The way she grabbed them when the seizure was building up and how the dog sat there so calmly most of the time
She knows when her seizures are about to happen. most people who have them all the time can sense it. some arent so lucky though so yeah service dogs are great. for her specifically i think she is training one for when she is having one. if a dog licks the face it helps the person come to faster
Wish insurances would cover them , then I wouldn’t have to be babysat by my family lol 😭 ☠️
@@zzak3556 A service dog has to be trained though. Well behaved and willing to provide comfort does not mean it's a trained service dog. To be a service dog it would have to be trained to alert to her seizures.
I have temporal lobe epilepsy (mind you, my seizures don't happen to be convulsions like this) The behavior she exhibits in the beginning is EXACTLY what I experienced when I was having seizures--nausea, deja vu, loss of memory/time, lip smacking, etc. These are called "auras" and while they are actually seizures in themselves, they are a typical sign that another seizure is about to happen. You can see that she prepares herself ahead of time in almost every video she's posted, which is truly a blessing. Some people don't have this ability and are thrown into seizures with no warning. She is very VERY lucky♥️
Heartbreaking when you see your kids go threw situations like this ,
Isaac Diamond lol ikr
When you see anyone go through something like this
Isaac Diamond no one likes a grammar police buddy
@Isaac Diamond shut up grammar Nazi prick
elvira Dlaton when my mom seen me have my first seizure she almost past out
My prayers are with this mom 💗 and her family. My brother is 50 years old has these at least 15 times a day. When he is not he is sleeping 2 or three days non stop. His meds don't work but our prayers do! I know what this mom goes through on a daily basis.
I cannot imagine going through this on either side. So hard to watch. You two and your family are so strong.
I can't even imagine how hard it is for her mother to witness these seizures knowing there is absolutely nothing she can do to help her or make the seizure stop.
My mam had to deal with me have tonic cloic seizure and watch stuff come out of my mouth and my mam worries and scared everytime so was my brothers two my mam always had ambulance out for me because there was blood coming out of my month and blood all over me to and they taken me in everytime had one in hospital and they admitted me in hospital they tryed alsort of meds on me that haven't calm the fits down and still no better been like this since I was 3 year old and I'm 28 now I use to go at least 3 years without having one now can only go 12 months or less
Melanie Baker nobody can make a seizure stop, unfortunately. Ange needs to be seen by doc to see if she is on right meds, changed, increased, etc.
The best way to help someone who is having a seizure is keeping calm, you go nowhere if you get stressed of that. Unfortunately my mother is epileptic and has those seizures, it is hard to see, but when you know exactly what to do it's not so hard
im stil dont understand how is happen..
Almost all mals have a trigger of some kind. One good friend of mine went into petit mal every time he saw the colour red. (I served him tomato salad one time without even thinking; one doesn't do it twice.) Management of all forms of mal is a lifelong process.
And the award for mom of the year goes to...
I couldn't agree more with that comment..... Her mom is one tough and amazing woman!!!
that's a sarcastic saying please do not use that
If you don't mind my asking what type of med do you take for your seizures?
valerie studios they aren’t being sarcastic your just being immature
@@jessejohnson8738 I take Lamotrigine. 200mg per day (100mg in AM, 100 in PM). You?
Mom is amazing I cant imagine being able to support my daughter like a rock while seeing her suffer, mom you are so supper strong. God bless you and your beautiful daughter.
Mom sounds like she was in so much pain, too. Both emotional and physical :( You both are so incredibly brave
this is scary even watching, i can't imagine being in the mom's situation.
Imagine being in Ange's situation...Like yeah its scray to Watch but I bet its way scarier living it :(
Im in this situation to with a 5yr old with epilepsy i cried watching this seen this lady suffering 😫😭😭
Its just as scary being the one having the seizure as it is to see one. These are the type my sister and I have. Ours get way more intense.
I watch to see, what I look like having them. Its heartbreaking for us that has them.... then for our families..... my God, how's she's calling her baby Ang... my God!!💜💜💜💜💜💜
@@celestestellatram1467 it's way scary living it. You don't know what's going to happen, if you're going to wake up or not. I know I feel like this. Its draining.
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right when she picked up her dog I got tears in her eyes . her mom shows her so much love and her dog probably provides so much comfort. love how animals can be there for us. btw you are very pretty ang
You bloody weirdo... why comment on her looks now? That's just really really really weird..... she just has a fucking seizure..........
Emilie C-Short what’s wrong with calling her pretty? She is pretty!!! It’s not like he’s saying “damn she’s hot”..
She definitely is a beautiful girl, and I teared up as well when she grabbed the dog. It is crazy how much support they can provide.
It was moving to me seeing this beautiful girl going through such a thing. Her mom being there made me feel better. You just gained another subscriber ❤❤❤
I’m new to this channel, I came across your story on Facebook. I pray that one day you are seizure free SOON! You and your mom are absolutely ROCK STARS! May God bless you 🤗