Physical therapist is the answer
In the event of someone having a seizure, they shouldn't necessarily be left alone but they shouldn't be handled, either. They should be supervised to ensure they are not hurting themselves. Someone should call 911, first and foremost, as the Paramedics have medications that can stop the seizure.
Secondly, if a person is seizing and is making motions that will hurt them (i.e. banging their head on the floor-unintentionally) someone should get a pillow and use their hands to support their head to prevent them from doing so, as a head injury could further complicate a seizure.
Lastly, never stick ANYTHING in a seizing person's mouth. Swallowing the tongue is not possible, as old myths suggests. They may turn blue if the seizure is prolonged. This is a normal variance because the seizing person cannot breath during a seizure. So, making sure 911 is called first is the most important part other than to making sure that they're not hurting themselves.
Before Obama care a lot more people had no insurance, so they we uninsured. That meant that they would have to pay out of pocket for Dr's visit, ER visits, and medications. The situation now more people are insured (it's not less expensive, but it is paid differently).
The answer is true because people who had little money to spend on day to day things are less likely to have preventative medical care. The quality of care is more difficult because by the time the person sees the Dr. the "cure" is more complex, because they waited to long and are more sick.
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