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By lifesaver - 04/06/2016 00:02 - United States - Saint Louis

Today, my friend had a seizure then blacked out in my car. I had to drive her to the hospital. I did CPR and chest compressions at every red light. My boyfriend broke up with me because he didn't believe me and thought I was with a guy. I guess saving her life wasn't as important as being with him.
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ChristinePi 36

He's not worth it if he can't trust you anyways

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GhostFox 33

Since apparently people like jumping to conclusions about medical conditions without even cursory research: Seizures can cause cardiac arrest. Not only that, but just having a condition that causes seizures increases a person's risk of randomly going into cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest can also cause movements that resemble a seizure. It's almost like people should spend a few minutes reading about a medical condition before automatically assuming someone is lying.

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ChristinePi 36

He's not worth it if he can't trust you anyways

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dansco 24

Sorry but something smells very funny with this. Blacked out after a seizure and you did chest compressions. I'm not doctor but their heart didn't stop so why?

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Sudoc 29

It's entirely possible that her heart did stop. I have severe epilepsy and have gone into cardiac arrest multiple times during seizures.

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GhostFox 33

Since apparently people like jumping to conclusions about medical conditions without even cursory research: Seizures can cause cardiac arrest. Not only that, but just having a condition that causes seizures increases a person's risk of randomly going into cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest can also cause movements that resemble a seizure. It's almost like people should spend a few minutes reading about a medical condition before automatically assuming someone is lying.

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