She sleeps on the bed especially for this reason as I'm right there to comfort her through the seizure.
pre-3 min - swaying, head looking around as if she was watching a fly in slow motion.
during -4min head side to side,drooling,paddling, extended rightsid limbs
post- 9mins head down body stiff
5:17 big sigh, back to sleep
I had a feeling it was going to happen. I came home that night to puke everywhere. Poor girl. I forgot to thaw raw food for the morning and instead I fed everyone Taiki's kibble (which I occasionally use to mix in with treats) after their peanut butter and banana kongs. I should know by now that kibble as a meal is one of her triggers. No matter how organic or high grade it is...her body can't digest it as a meal.
I'm happy I get to work from home today, so I can keep tabs on her.
My big worry always is that there will be some neurological damage. She's so smart and LOVES to learn. She's my firecracker.
I keep mornings really boring, no running around. Load up on brain food (peanut butter, banana kong for breakfast, raw elk today and fresh blenderized veggies for lunch, yogurt- frozen berry blend for snack before we go on our evening adventure, then tonight chicken & blenderized veggies), and try to keep things low key, very lazy in the morning after a seizure. Mid- afternoon and evening walks I just go with the flow, let her tell me what she's up for. In the evening I'll do a test to see how her problem solving capabilities are. Tonight it was showing her two sneakers, hiding them and asking her to retrieve them one at a time.
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