TV journalist Karen Davila has shared on her Instagram account that her son was rushed to the hospital shortly after welcoming them from a Sorsogon trip.
“Out of the blue, he just started having a full-blown seizure!” Davila shared.
She explained that seizures might be common for kids with autism, like David, but he had never really had them, except for that one time when he was seven years old.
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Davila then wrote that she is thankful that the staff in their condominium were quick to assist them.
“They were fast thinkers, equipped to assist, and knew what to do to make sure he would stay alive. And all I did was shout the name of our Lord Jesus Christ non-stop, asking Him to heal and save David,” she said.
Davila then said that their son woke up after a few hours in the emergency room.
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“I thank God for his memory and faculties are perfect,” she said.
Davila added that David is okay now but still under 24-hour monitoring.
