[measlemeow]

When dealing with a person having a seizure, do NOT put anything in their mouth, ever. Period. Don't. Got it? Good.

Next, put them on their side - doesn't matter which - in a sort of face-down on the side kind of position. The key is to make sure the saliva can run OUT of the mouth, and not back into the throat and the lungs. Remove glasses and loosen clothing where you can.

Try to prop up the person's head with something soft like a jacket or your thigh. If you see them bashing their foot or hand or any other part, try to pad that, too.
When they start to flail, very -VERY- gently keep them from crashing into stuff and flopping around and hurting themselves. DO NOT restrain them in a hard way as you can tear muscles and so on. Just keep them from hurting themselves. Gently.

DO NOT call 911 immediately. Some people with epilepsy do not want to deal with ambulances and hospitals (and COPS!!!!) just because of ONE seizure. DON'T presume. Let them ride it out and come to. After 30-40 minutes, the "waking self" is back, so let them decide what to do next. Ask them questions and see how quick the answer. The alphabet, simple stuff. You will see them come around fairly quickly, tho times can vary.

If the person has hit their head or is otherwise injured - of if they go into another seizure immediately after the first, call 911.
Check for drug allergy ID. The wrong drug can kill them.

Poor Chick Looks painful..

[shoottokill]

yea that sucks for her. living w that everyday would be horrible. he is sorta helping her

[durt]

[Usotsuki]

That must be really horrifying to experience

[Airbornemama]

WOW......I honestly don't know how I would handle A situation like that. I get panicky very easy and I don't think I would help the situation at all. Sad

[DiamondSmiles]

I wouldn't know either, especially if you don't know the person and I know of one guy who was very strong. It was scary! He'd throw himself on the floor and get bruises all over himself.

[SeaGrave]

Good god. What a terrible thing to go through :(

[Pyramid_Head]

I feel so bad for people with this problem :(

[oldtimer3]

Wife has a seizure disorder that associated with her MS, last bad one she had was in the middle of the night and she ended up nearly choking to death. No matter how many I have seen, it still scares the shit outta me.

[dcaccount22]

and yet, people with conditions such as this often find it acceptable to reproduce.