Raising Special Needs Kids
Good thing Lina has her bed in our room. I heard what sounded like she was going to vomit. She was having a Grand Mal seizure, lasted about 1.5 minutes after I got up, possibly seizing 30 seconds before I got up & got the light on. Good thing we've been thru this in the past enough times that I can keep calm even when everyone else is in panice mode. She got up about 6:30 and was her normal self so I let her go to school. I'm a little worried that she may have another seizure at school, I might just be paranoid. I have a call in to the neurologist and see what they want to do, usually they tell me to increase her Keppra then get a blood level done a week later.
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I just got the call back from the neurology nurse. I had to explain what I saw & she asked me why I called. I am wondering if she is new to the dept. I was told by the Dr that I was to call after any seizure she had even the absence seizures so that he could look & see what her last Keppra levels were then he has usually increased her dosage. Now I have to wait for another call back with the Dr's order. She won't get home until about 4:45.
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Quoting sammygrl77:
((Hugs)) how is she doing?
Btw, awesome that you are so calm and know what to do!She got home and was happy, well mostly "no music, or library, or p.e!", and she had a boy on her bus!
I raised 4 tomboys, & 2 boys so I got a lot of practice and learned how to be a Dr at home when the ER wasn't really needed. I do great until the emergency is over then I try to find a quiet place and become a blubbering mess, then I'm ready to continue on. Also someone has to because NO ONE else in this house can do it.