So, I guess a few people have wondered what happened with Avery and her seizure, so I will just briefly explain.
About a month ago (July 20th) we headed out for an evening on our boat at American Falls. It was such a beautiful evening and we got out on the water about 7:00 p.m. and took a short little jaunt up to "Mexican Cove" (about 10 minutes from the dock). We all got into the water and swam for a little bit and then it was time for me to get out as I was becoming tired. Tyler was going to help me out of the water, so he set Avery on the back platform, (which at that time, he kind of scraped her back because he misjudged the platform) and as he did that, Avery fell over and was crying. We thought she was just upset to be out of the water and so Tyler propped her up again, but this time as she fell over, her arms went into the air and her eyes got wide and scared looking and her legs went ramrod straight. There was something obviously wrong at this point.
I got into the boat without help from Tyler and he got in and carried Avery(still screaming) into the boat. We decided that it would be faster to go to the new houses on the cove rather than go to the dock, and headed over there. I jumped out of the boat and up to a residence and had them call 911 while Tyler brought Avery up to their yard. I think by this time she had quit screaming and was actually out, but I'm not sure.
When the ambulance got there, Avery was in and out of a sleeping/screaming state. They took us into American Falls' hospital and there determined that they needed to transport her to the Pocatello's Portnuef Hospital by LifeFlight. They gave her some seizure meds but she was grinding her teeth and still screaming off and on.
I rode in the helicopter with Avery and the crew and got to Portneuf where they did all kinds of tests and then sent her up to a room for the night. Because of the hit to her back (which was really nothing, but at the time, the only thing that made any sense to the whole incident), I was scared that maybe she had nicked her back and done some kind of bizarre injury. But by 11:30 or so, Avery was in a more comfortable looking sleep and seemed quite normal.
By 4 that next morning, she woke up and was asking for us, and seemed quite normal.
The doctors kept us there until about 9:00 that next night, due to testing that they wanted done. Everything came back normal and they feel sure it was an isolated event, which is a relief to us. It has now been over a month, and you would never even know that she had a seizure. I can tell you that the look on her face was enough to convince me that she would never be the same again, but I am so glad that I was wrong!