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To: Sparky1776

It certainly doesn’t disqualify you from taking care of your son. If you, however, start getting paid to take care of someone else’s acutely ill son, and he dies in a bathroom after a hideous seizure that you might or might not have training in how to handle, you can probably expect to have people murmur amongst themselves, because that’s what people do.

Add all the other Travolta baggage to the mix, and it’s a huge story for the entertainment press and those who follow it. If that sounds “NUTTY” and “crazy” to you, I’m curious what you’d say in a crisis which you deem worthy of discussion.


147 posted on 01/04/2009 6:40:55 PM PST by lainie (The US congress is full to the brim of absolutely disgusting thieves who deserve humiliating ouster.)
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To: lainie

Well if you really want to know...........

There’s not much one can do during a siezure for the sufferer.

All one can do is make sure the person doesn’t harm themselves, with a pillow under the head, etc. Don’t reach into the mouth - turn the head - they can’t “swallow the tongue as mentioned previously. They’ll breath through the nose, partially through the mouth.

I think most gay guys can handle that, right?

It’s too late for oral medicine at that point.......but this is where you might have a problem.....the only way to administer drugs to stop a grand mal siezure already underway is anally (look it up) .......how do you feel about that?

I bet you have a problem with that, yes, no?

I think as a veteran, a electician, a father, grandfather, I can handle a crisis just fine, what I don’t do is invent them.


171 posted on 01/04/2009 6:57:32 PM PST by Sparky1776
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