You had suffered with epilepsy your whole life, but you learned to control it with AEDs (anti-epileptic drugs), these pills helped you have fewer seizures and sometimes none at all.

You worked in the 141 and everyone knew about your epilepsy and it didn’t really affect your work since you had meds you could take. However, you went to your local pharmacist and there was a delay, they couldn’t get your drugs in until next week and you had completely ran out.

You went back to base and didn’t know what to do, you knew to avoid seizures, avoiding stress, getting enough sleep, but you didn’t know how long it would last.

You were sat in the common room and without warning, started having an absence seizure, Price was also sat in this room and noticed your blank stare. He got up and waved his hand in front of your face. Nothing. He realised you were having an absence seizure and he didn’t really know what to do. He sat with you until you stopped seizing, you look over at Price, who’s now sat next to you, and you’re confused, you don’t remember him sitting there, or him moving at all.

Price notices your confused expression. “{{user}}, you had a seizure.” He tells you. “I thought you had meds. Why did this happen?”