Great 🙏💯

Amen. ☁️🎺👼🙏💒🌹✨

Amen.

Very good kid but why is the mother filming him during a seizure well i guess she gets used to it or is its demonstration of it?

Victor probably for educational purposes

😢 I am sorry for you

@@wandaburkowicz5665 why-

​@@wandaburkowicz5665it wasn't about them🤨 it was about Griffin being smart and stuff-💀

Does EVERYONE have seizures cause I NEVER had one

@@user-st2vd7gd2ino… where r ur brains lady?

I'm so sorry for that, it looks absolutely terrifying. That's why it bothers me that the mother exploits her child on the internet. Idk, he should decide rather and right now he is too young for that.

Hi

🙏🙏

My aunt has these; we think it's from the vaccine because she has very dangerous absent sezuries that can last for up to two hours. She hits herself, laughs, wakes up, forgets who she is, goes back into one, then wakes up like nothing happened

​@@urfav_tayOMG is your grandma ok I hope she did not get really hurt I will pray for her😢

@@cieraalston151 she's perfectly fine lol, she wakes up like nothing happened. We don't know why.

i have the same thing

That’s sad I hope he gets better

He will know she is doing it to educate people. It's like how people with autism, tic, ADHD, depression, bpd etc do videos. It's not for attention it's to educate people and it's clearly people like u they are trying to educate

He will know she is doing it to educate people. It's like how people with autism, tic, ADHD, depression, bpd etc do videos. It's not for attention it's to educate people like u who clearly don't understand

another thing is she said he has five to ten a day and in this video there were three which implies that they often are not filmed

She did nothing wrong and actually family and children services will actually recommend recording in case of any injury just fyi

“ educating “ strangers on the internet is not more important than your child’s privacy and safety

Me too

@@_Bookish_Nymph_me too!

omg me too!!

Same❤

My mother has epiletic seizures

You're* :)

You’re*

@@DoggiPup🤓🤓🤓🤓

@@dumb-gay-kid🤓🤓🤓🤓

indeed i do agree that being calm is very important for them and a low light environment with minimal sounds are very good to prevent its been proven that disco lights in movies and video games can trigger the brain

I have an almost 2 year old that started having seizures every two-ish hours that was triggered from a febrile (fevered/sick) seizure. They didn’t stop even after the sickness went away and they showed no signs of slowing down. It was like a switch has been pulled and got stuck in the down position. kepra only decreased to about 5 a day. Neurologist solution was to try out other drugs on him or increase the current at the time kepra dose he had. I had connections that suggested I give him an NAD IV(vitamin b3), and also a Meyers cocktail IV(a blend of some essential vitamins). He was to have these treatments every day or so for a few times but after the first treatment they completely stopped and we did finish out the other treatments. If he gets sick we know we can give him NAD pills, the pill version of the NAD IV and it either prevents them all together for that sickness or that bout of seizures is reduced to about 3 for that sickness. He seems to be on the fast track to grow out of the seizures like some of his relatives did with their “normal” febrile seizure and I have the confidence to send him to daycare since I have been able to catch it every time that he may start up again since they were triggered by sickness. His seizures went from every two hours ish , to very few and far between. The NAD treatment for seizures might not be apart of mainstream medicine, but boy is it nice to have his future ahead of him for him to take ahold of and make great.

new talent alert he would win the best worm of the year

@@nobody-yc6ciyou’re a waste of oxygen

I agree

I actually have epilepsy to where I have seizure. It’s where I have them at night and they used to think I had it when I was staring off but I also have ADHD and I would just stare off.

Its better if they care. You want people to see a child fall to the ground and shake and brush it off? 💀💀💀

​@@lacabraweyyou came off a bit rude What they mean is yes you worry but ask the childs parent before freaking out

Well my daughter used to have them until she had brain surgery almost 2 years ago. No one ever paid attention or offered to help in public. Its sad most people dont care.

Poor baby

I had the same seizures! I havent had one in 3.5 years! Glad ur sister recovered as well.

Even tho you might be thinking that they said in a video there doctor told them to record these moments to see what’s happening. Don’t always assume.

@@Alex81409 recording is different than posting on the internet.

@@MelanieTheSuperHero true

​@@MelanieTheSuperHerothey may also be doing it so someone can learn or teach them something. Not everything is posted for likes.

@@snowythealicorn5784 teaching other people is not more important than your child’s privacy during these moments. No one is learning anything, I guarantee it.

Yep😔🫡🥹

I have the same problem

I have an almost 2 year old that started having seizures every two-ish hours that was triggered from a febrile (fevered/sick) seizure. They didn’t stop even after the sickness went away and they showed no signs of slowing down. It was like a switch has been pulled and got stuck in the down position. kepra only decreased to about 5 a day. Neurologist solution was to try out other drugs on him or increase the current at the time kepra dose he had. I had connections that suggested I give him an NAD IV(vitamin b3), and also a Meyers cocktail IV(a blend of some essential vitamins). He was to have these treatments every day or so for a few times but after the first treatment they completely stopped and we did finish out the other treatments. If he gets sick we know we can give him NAD pills, the pill version of the NAD IV and it either prevents them all together for that sickness or that bout of seizures is reduced to about 3 for that sickness. He seems to be on the fast track to grow out of the seizures like some of his relatives did with their “normal” febrile seizure and I have the confidence to send him to daycare since I have been able to catch it every time that he may start up again since they were triggered by sickness. His seizures went from every two hours ish , to very few and far between. The NAD treatment for seizures might not be apart of mainstream medicine, but boy is it nice to have his future ahead of him for him to take ahold of and make great.

You're right, seizures are a trait of angelman syndrome.

@@s.0.d.a. thanks for letting me know! that clears it up.

That could help. But the dog could get distracted. They also have like 6..? Kids I think and 3 of them are special needs. It’s also a lot of money which with the things their kids need, idk how much money they have to afford a service dog or a dog in general. But that could definitely help.

My BC Tess's son, Maxwell Smart, became a service dog to a little girl with CP. He trained himself to predict her seizures, but he had to train his owner so she'd know how to respond to his warning. His mother let me know that I had Diabetes 2 with the sniff test in '95 before my dr. diagnosed it. I wonder if my other BCs might've had this other such abilities if noticed and trained earlier.

Naw💀

Bro he’s having a seizure they aren’t funny or a joke! I have never had a seizure but they still are horrible

Peter griffin💀

Ah yes, amazing parents, that record their kid have a seizure rather than being worried

My 9 year old developed epilepsy 2018. It's gotten much worse. His are from brain damage. They will only get worse. He recently hit his head while having a grand mal and it caused him to focal seizure for 18 hours. It was so scary. It's been a hard journey bc my son is nonverbal and lacks communication skills. I'm just learning how many different types and kinds of seizures and my son has way more seizures than I thought. It's the hardest years of my life