My daughter does this. Pinched mom's phone and filled up her photo library. Went to delete a whole load of what we thought was random crap and found a whole tour guide of our house and her life with her younger sister. Blessed.
My 7 y/o daughter does this. I was upgrading her 64gb memory card to a 128gb cause she said she filled hers. I saved her old videos on my computer and just left them there. Well in the course of 2 years she was diagnosed with absentee seizures. She’s been on medication for a year now so she’ll hopefully grow out of it. Anyways a couple months ago I just started looking through my old files and stumbled onto her videos. She was recording a vlog type video of her day. She was doing fine and then BAM! A random pause, she stares into the unknown and comes back a couple seconds later. She had recorded her absentee seizure. And it made me cry, it made me cry because I had believed she was okay. For months I told my wife that our daughter was fine and that she was overreacting. I was wrong from the start. My wife and I eventually took her to a neurologist and he diagnosed our daughter. I knew I was wrong because I knew nothing about seizures, but I had not witnessed it happening. It wasn’t until I saw that video that I had seen it first hand. I’m glad my wife took her to that doctor on her suspensions cause mine were not there.
LucSanchezMD on April 19th, 2021 at 12:35 UTC »
My daughter does this. Pinched mom's phone and filled up her photo library. Went to delete a whole load of what we thought was random crap and found a whole tour guide of our house and her life with her younger sister. Blessed.
AmandaPandaLyn on April 19th, 2021 at 13:20 UTC »
Aww, I still have shaky, grainy, 5-6 year old videos of my son filming himself playing Mario... too cute to delete. 💕
Migizille on April 19th, 2021 at 15:55 UTC »
My 7 y/o daughter does this. I was upgrading her 64gb memory card to a 128gb cause she said she filled hers. I saved her old videos on my computer and just left them there. Well in the course of 2 years she was diagnosed with absentee seizures. She’s been on medication for a year now so she’ll hopefully grow out of it. Anyways a couple months ago I just started looking through my old files and stumbled onto her videos. She was recording a vlog type video of her day. She was doing fine and then BAM! A random pause, she stares into the unknown and comes back a couple seconds later. She had recorded her absentee seizure. And it made me cry, it made me cry because I had believed she was okay. For months I told my wife that our daughter was fine and that she was overreacting. I was wrong from the start. My wife and I eventually took her to a neurologist and he diagnosed our daughter. I knew I was wrong because I knew nothing about seizures, but I had not witnessed it happening. It wasn’t until I saw that video that I had seen it first hand. I’m glad my wife took her to that doctor on her suspensions cause mine were not there.