purple, as far as I can see, loflo has been answering questions. That's why we've found out more. What do you expect her to do, refuse to answer because she's not allowed to expand on the OP?
FWIW I developed epilepsy as an adult and I'd be horrified if I had to watch my child fitting every half an hour for six days while staff merely 'observed' rather than actually doing anything useful.
Fortunately when I started having seizures, I happened to live next door to a major teaching hospital that is a specialist centre for neurology. I was on the drugs after my third seizure and had an
EEG and MRI brain scan and all the appropriate care, swiftly and without delay.
Sadly not everyone is that lucky. Friend of my sister's developed epilepsy as an adult a year later. There's only a DGH near her, with no neurologists.
She waited a YEAR to be referred out of area for a consultant and was merely whacked on the bog standard old-fashioned drug which was not right for her, not right for a woman of child-bearing age at all, and has been left permanently brain injured as a result of all the seizures she endured while waiting to see the consultant.
Actually despite the overall excellent care at the teaching hospital, I did come up against a senior lecturer who was awful and I would have been quite within my rights to complain about him. Only I was too vulnerable, scared and confused to have the strength to do it.
Told a specialist nurse who didn't do anything to record it or take it up, but did arrange that at future appointments I saw him, not the horrible lecturer. Still feel guilty that other patients will have been subject to the doctor's horrible behaviour though.