What happens during a seizure and what usually causes them?
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I’m a disability support worker so I come across them quite a lot. All I can say is that they present differently from person to person with a huge variety of causes. I work a lot with a young man in a wheelchair and he will have both full body shaking seizures as well as vacant seizures in which he is completely still but isn’t quite ‘there’. You could yell next to his ear and he’d be pretty chill but if you cough or sneeze randomly it will always set him off. One day I put a coffee cup on a tile next to him and it made that weird reverberate noise which was enough to trigger him
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