I was sitting in math class. We were taking a quiz when a girl said, "Stop kicking me." I LOOKED over at the table. The girl who was kicking slumped over and stopped moving. The teacher ran over and started rubbing her shoulder. Trying to sit her up. The girl almost fell out of her chair. She then, awoke again. The teacher asked her, "can you sit up?" And the girl nodded. Just in case she fell again, my friend went up and stood beside her while the teacher phoned the nurse.

She didn't pick up.

The teacher sent a girl down.

The nurse wasn't there.

Our teacher went to go find the nurse and she took the girl who had a seizure with her, the girl could walk, but leaned on the teacher. We had another teacher come in and play the quiet game with us.

When our teacher came back, she said it was a medical condition that she was born with. And what to do if it happens again.

The girl is fine and we have kids who are backups to the one who calls the nurse, and the one who goes to find her if there is no answer. If the nurse is not there, go to the office.

I'm glad the girl is safe and that we know what happens again.

- -Tinydesert-      9/7/18