Post ictal assessment - Group D

[@Ari-ll1wp]

Apparently this is a training simulation, but it's pretty spot-on. After a seizure, I'm usually confused but compliant. One time they asked me what month it was and I said "Um... I'm going to have to get back to you on that one." These guys did it just right, though. Concerned and patient responders; observant when he starts to act strangely. I was shocked to hear that he hadn't reported his seizures because he didn't want to lose his privileges to drive. That is so incredibly irresponsible. You're putting yourself and others in a huge amount of danger. I haven't driven in four years and it SUCKS but the risk outweighs the benefit.

[@lonelyglader8154]

That reminds me of when I had my third seizure about 2 months ago, I don’t remember much but apparently they asked me what day it was and I said “what? Why would I know”😂

[@shannongreenwell1278]

When I have a seizure I don’t know where I am my name let alone the date or the month. I go unconscious. I could’ve dislocated or subluxation my joints and I wouldn’t know it at that moment due to my EDS and the fact that I have a slight high pain tolerance. I can’t drive period and sickness is one of my biggest triggers. I don’t think he took his meds because I three at my job and it was because I forgot to take my meds. Along with overheating

[@nawalmohammad2631]

Is this real ??

[@teresejames1227]

정오싱 no, it's a training simulation

[@lonelyglader8154]

No