Popo tasers kid having a seisure Options

[cmac]

http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/...18.3dae5bb.html

[impala454]

well it sounds like when they're having the seizure they're curled up in a ball on the ground shaking... but its the after effects that might seem similiar to the effects of drugs?

[Oasis]

well it sounds like when they're having the seizure they're curled up in a ball on the ground shaking... but its the after effects that might seem similiar to the effects of drugs?

Eyes roll back in their head, they start foaming at the mouth like they have rabies, they fall to the ground and usually end up in the fetal position and convulse. The only way you can help them is getting them to the ground safely so they don't bust their head open. A lot of people will tell you stick your finger in their mouth to prevent them from swallowing their tongue. Not recommended, unless you want to live the rest of your life with 9 fingers.

They usually "wake up" delusional and have no recollection of having a seizure. Erica asked me what the fuck she was doing laying on the garage pavement and I had to explain to her what happened. She was groggy and not really responsive to too many questions. She spent the rest of the day resting in bed. Apparently seizures are very taxing physically.

This is just from being around one person who had one seizure so I'm not an expert, although the research I did seems to back up what I saw as the norm.

Regardless, if I saw someone having a seizure and it was my first time seeing someone having one, my initial reaction would be it's a coke/speed/meth overdose.