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TW: child in an ambulance/hospital While sitting in line to pick up the kids, I received a call from the school. “Asher had a seizure can you get here quick?” I thank God I was already at the school and able to rush in to be with him. He was still actively in his seizure. He was blue, unresponsive, and his oxygen was very low. The school had already called the EMTs and the school nurse was with him. In that moment, I truly thought I was going to lose him. I had no idea how long he had been seizing. I just kissed him, talked to him saying “mommy’s here Asher”, and we rubbed his back hard. He had a febrile seizure. I had experienced this before, when he was 1, so I knew what was happening. It doesn’t make it less scary, less traumatic. But I want to share so others know why this occurs, and that it can happen and is more common than you think. Febrile seizures are caused by a rapid rise in body temperature during illness. Asher must have had a low fever in the afternoon, then ran around in PE (with his sweatshirt on). The combination of those two caused his temperature to rise so fast that it caused a seizure. In the ambulance, his stats looked good, but he still wasn’t very responsive to us. After a seizure, that is normal. It’s normal to be drowsy and confused. By the time we got to the hospital his temp was over 103 which confirmed the cause of the seizure. It took him a few hours to truly get back to normal, but he is OKAY. The kids all have some sort of virus which is the reason for the fever. Ask your child’s pediatrician about febrile seizures for more information or if you have questions 💛
TW: child in an ambulance/hospital While sitting in line to pick up the kids, I received a call from the school. “Asher had a seizure can you get here quick?” I thank God I was already at the school and able to rush in to be with him. He was still actively in his seizure. He was blue, unresponsive, and his oxygen was very low. The school had already called the EMTs and the school nurse was with him. In that moment, I truly thought I was going to lose him. I had no idea how long he had been seizing. I just kissed him, talked to him saying “mommy’s here Asher”, and we rubbed his back hard. He had a febrile seizure. I had experienced this before, when he was 1, so I knew what was happening. It doesn’t make it less scary, less traumatic. But I want to share so others know why this occurs, and that it can happen and is more common than you think. Febrile seizures are caused by a rapid rise in body temperature during illness. Asher must have had a low fever in the afternoon, then ran around in PE (with his sweatshirt on). The combination of those two caused his temperature to rise so fast that it caused a seizure. In the ambulance, his stats looked good, but he still wasn’t very responsive to us. After a seizure, that is normal. It’s normal to be drowsy and confused. By the time we got to the hospital his temp was over 103 which confirmed the cause of the seizure. It took him a few hours to truly get back to normal, but he is OKAY. The kids all have some sort of virus which is the reason for the fever. Ask your child’s pediatrician about febrile seizures for more information or if you have questions 💛

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