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During a driving practice test that I was taking a couple of summers ago, my instructor had an epileptic seizure. Unaware of what my instructor was suffering from, I got out of the car and yelled for help. As I was outside yelling for help, a man driving ,way above the speed limit, crashed into me by hitting my passenger door. I was aware that I was at fault since I had not properly moved over to the side and kept my car out of harms way. I panicked! Since I was simply taking my driving practice test, I did not belong to any sort of insurance group.As the man angrily got out of his automobile, the instructor continued convulsing in the front of the car. I was terrified since I had no clue what I should do. The man approached me demanding I gave him my insurance group information so he could be on his way. I, nervously ,explained that I did not belong to an insurance group and that I was in the middle of a driving practice test while the instructor, which was still in the middle of a seizure, continued her convulsing.

He could not make sense of what I was saying since most of what I was saying was accompanied with nervous shrieks. The man noticed there was something wrong since the instructor began banging her head on the dashboard and her hands kept flying all over the front seat.

Since I was not too far away from the school of driving, the rest of the female driving instructors noticed there was something wrong and rushed to see what was going on. They quickly gathered around us and called an ambulance.As we waited for help to arrive, we tried assisting the instructor be removing her from the front seat and setting her down on the floor, but she was too heavy.

When the ambulance arrived, my instructor had woken up out of her seizure and was completely embarrassed. The paramedics took her to the hospital where she was kept overnight. It wasn't long before she went back to work and she continued instructing others students.