Saw a girl having a fit !

TheCurlyHairedDude

(edited 13 years ago)

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Reply 1

Hooj

My mate at school had a few from when he kept getting battered.

Reply 2

Mr. Orange

Original post by TheCurlyHairedDude

I only looked at her for like 0.4s, I then realised hold on she's not sneezing, something the hell up. So I shouted somebody help

how much caffeine had you drunk to get reactions of that speed?

Reply 3

KJ21

Spazzing out??? Thats really offensive and rude

Calling in UAV.

Original post by KJ21

Spazzing out??? Thats really offensive and rude

I can't remember the word the doctor used, the only ay I can describe as is spazzing out, sorry.

Original post by Mr. Orange

how much caffeine had you drunk to get reactions of that speed?

I didn't time it, it was just a very short glance, with no real intent to see what was going on over there.

Original post by Hooj

My mate at school had a few from when he kept getting battered.

Ahh it felt weird, like I was responsible, because I'm the one who saw her.

Reply 6

calmallama

oh my god poor you, it must have been so distressing for you :dry:

was she fit though?

It's not nice seeing something like that :frown:

Reply 9

Broderss

haven't you got any friends to tell this story to? doesn't seem appropriate to write about this on TSR.

Reply 10

TheCurlyHairedDude

Original post by yousif92

was she fit though?

Nah, she was Asian.

Reply 11

TheCurlyHairedDude

Original post by Broderss

haven't you got any friends to tell this story to? doesn't seem appropriate to write about this on TSR.

Because re-telling a story to people who were present at the time is real smart
:rolleyes:

Reply 12

*LittleGem*

Original post by TheCurlyHairedDude

It felt so weird, I looked at her and she was spazzing out uncontrollably, I only looked at her for like 0.4s, I then realised hold on she's not sneezing, something the hell up. So I shouted somebody help ( in an american accent - don't know why ) and then people rushed over. She was epileptic, how sad.

The annoying part was dumb bitches crying lol, when they never witnessed it, I was standing right next to the chick while she was spazzing. Hmm wasn't nice

Did you do anything to help her or did you just watch and think "hmm, this'll make a good patronising ("how sad"?!) pointless post on TSR later"?

Reply 13

TheCurlyHairedDude

Original post by *LittleGem*

Did you do anything to help her or did you just watch and think "hmm, this'll make a good patronising ("how sad"?!) pointless post on TSR later"?

Lmao, I just shouted somebody help. And no of course I didn't.

Reply 14

Broderss

Original post by TheCurlyHairedDude

Because re-telling a story to people who were present at the time is real smart
:rolleyes:

how many people were there?! :eek3:

Reply 15

apple_head

Original post by TheCurlyHairedDude

My sister has epilepsy, I have to live with it, thankfully she hasnt had one for about a year now :smile:

and hopefully none any time soon :s-smilie:

Reply 16

TheCurlyHairedDude

Original post by Broderss

how many people were there?! :eek3:

It was our sixth form common room, about 12 peopel directly watching, and about 30 people watching people who were watching wondering what they were watching.

Reply 17

yousif92

Original post by TheCurlyHairedDude

Nah, she was Asian.

So was she not fit AND asian, or not fit BECAUSE she was asian?

Reply 18

Lazaroo

Its not very nice the first time you see stuff like this. Hope you're ok OP

Original post by *LittleGem*

Did you do anything to help her or did you just watch and think "hmm, this'll make a good patronising ("how sad"?!) pointless post on TSR later"?

There isn't a lot you can do to help someone having a fit when you aren't medically trained. OP did the right thing by calling for help. A lot of people would have tried to "help" by doing stuff like holding the person down or grabbing hold of their head tight.

However he/she has worded this post, they still did the right thing by calling for help. Good job OP :smile:

Reply 19

TheCurlyHairedDude