if some one faints of dehydration do they spasm.
i was in mass and a girl passed out and was twitcing on the floor, everyone says it was dehydration, but was it epilepsy or devine experience or something

Well, if she's been examined by a Dr. and the Dr. says it's dehydration that's probably what it was. I'm not sure what exactly causes epileptic seisures, so I couldn't tell you on that either.

As far as devine experience? I can neither confirm nor deny it, save to say that I have not myself seen anyone have such an experience in that form.

<font color=pink>I fail to see how this is a religous question. I've been dehaydrated and passed out before. It wasn't any kind of divine experience. I'm athiest [img]tongue.gif[/img] </font>

wow....pretty eirie....I would be freaked out if that happened at my church.

I wouldn't be freaked out. We've had people faint on stage at my church. Of course, that had made the mistake of locking their knees and cutting off the bloodflow. I would be freaked out if the doctor couldn't provide any kind of explanation for the event.

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[ 11-23-2003, 10:37 PM: Message edited by: Firestormalpha ]

i like your name and welcome to IW.. "one against many" hehe

Hello and welcome One against many to Ironworks!

also i don't think it was divine intervention, probably dehydration, also i've seen two people have a fit due to epalipse, and it was really scary, must be horrible to live with that.


But that could mean she faked it, disturbing none the less.

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I wouldn't think that it was divine intervention. Probably dehydration, since my grandmother has also passed out a few times because of that in church.

If she hasn't been seen by a doctor she should. If she fainted from dehydration I wouldn't have thought there would be 'twitching'. Epilepsy is a serious condition which needs to be ruled out. Seizures are caused by disrupted brain functioning - she can have some brain scans which can indicate if that is the problem.

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