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Input: So this happened roughly 2 months ago, my father is an epileptic who had just had his medication changed and was having dinner with my younger brother (15) at a restaurant when he had a seizure about 2 minutes before getting in the truck and driving my brother home (which would've caused an accident) 

My mother was away on a trip so my brother called me after he called the ambulance, but as I live an hour away I called my grandparents (who usually have no say in things like these) to check if my brother was okay.

My dad usually denies having epilepsy as a real problem as he was born into the generation of men where anything mental is considered weakness, so my brother knows from experience to force my dad to go to hospital. My grandparents arrived about 5mins before the ambulance did and when they got there they told my brother that my dad wasn't going to hospital even though he tried telling them he needed to go. My grandparents didn't let my brother talk to the ambulance staff and made him wait in the rain while they told them that my dad wasn't going to hospital.

When I arrived I got in an argument with them and eventually told them to fuck off because they refused to let my dad go in the ambulance and took him home. 

I feel really bad because my grandparents are 80, usually the nicest people and have been friendly for the longest time but because they sided with my dad he didn't go to hospital and they usually have no say in things like this. 
 
Side note: He had a seizure while driving about 3 weeks later, which I believe was directly caused by him not going to hospital and changing his medication back which made him break 2 ribs and have a heavy concussion



telling my grandparents to fuck off after they stop my father from going to hospital