00:00He had his first seizure. We had to go to the hospital because he was turning blue.
00:04With his seizures, he usually needed rescue medication. He didn't. There was, I would say
00:11that there was never a time that he came out of them on his own, and he would always need
00:15his
00:15rescue medication to come out of them. And usually a trip to the hospital just to assess him, because
00:19he did have a metabolic condition, there could have been a lot more going on with him other than
00:24the seizure. So we would have to call an ambulance, and we would have to get him there. He usually
00:30needed oxygen. He really did recover from all of his seizures very well. It wasn't anything that
00:36was long-lasting. He did have an episode. It was 2019. He got pretty sick, and we ended up in
00:43the
00:43ICU, and he ended up going into status epilepticus, which is when you cannot stop a seizure. They came
00:51to his room, because he had been hooked up to an EEG, and they said, I'm sorry, but we have
00:56to
00:56intubate him. Even though he looked like he was sleeping, the EEG had been showing that he likely
01:01had been seizing the entire time before he was transferred to the ICU. So that was one of the
01:07scariest moments of our lives.
