This is a seizure Raelynn had late last Wednesday night. She often has a seizure late at night. We called it her “bedtime” seizure because it’s the one that often puts her asleep for the night.
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This seizure was the night of her first IVIG treatment (that’s why she has a medical bracelet on, as well as the IV in her right arm). I was a little afraid that the IV would come out from the seizure, but it didn’t. She was able to get her second IVIG treatment through the same IV the next day.
Sometimes it’s difficult to determine exactly when Raelynn’s seizures end. One way to tell is by how her eyes look. When they are more relaxed, that’s a sign that her seizure has ended.
The links below show a few seizures Raelynn has had throughout the years:
17 months old: youtu.be/6BEdEB-OJXw
18 months old: youtu.be/XhZMx7GHzBk
21 months old: youtu.be/WXOeCJKECb8
2 years old: youtu.be/om0LVyj74Xs
Almost 3 years old: youtu.be/pVMUT-pg0zU
6 years old: youtu.be/EYNXrQSr9ug
A few playlists you may find helpful:
1) Seizures: youtube.com/watch?v=…
2) Tobii Dynavox: youtube.com/watch?v=…
3) Assistive Equipment: youtube.com/playlist…
You might also see Raelynn make an appearance once in awhile on our family’s Youtube Channel:
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