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Originally Posted by Niamh.

if she had a genuine seizure triggered by a panic attack (which is two seperate things) I seriously doubt they would have aired it or sent her back into the house so soon

I'm with this 100%. This is not at all like sending someone home to convalesce in peace. This is sending someone back to a high pressure TV show with constant argument and confrontation. It just doesn't add up. Duty of care would ensure she wasn't sent back to that environment

[hannah.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I'm with this 100%. This is not at all like sending someone home to convalesce in peace. This is sending someone back to a high pressure TV show with constant argument and confrontation. It just doesn't add up. Duty of care would ensure she wasn't sent back to that environment

This is C5, remember. The only time they censor anything is when it's going to look bad on them, like the Hazel/Daley thing.

I'm not and have never said that Janice didn't give them the green light to show it for attention (I think she did) but I do believe that it was a real reaction

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Originally Posted by hannah.

This is C5, remember. The only time they censor anything is when it's going to look bad on them, like the Hazel/Daley thing.

I'm not and have never said that Janice didn't give them the green light to show it for attention (I think she did) but I do believe that it was a real reaction

its not just channel 5 though is it, it is the paramedic that treated her, its a hospital that treated her, and its a British public audience watching.

[hannah.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

its not just channel 5 though is it, it is the paramedic that treated her, its a hospital that treated her, and its a British public audience watching.

The paramedic who treated her would have agreed to be filmed before hand and did nothing wrong. The hospital was outside of our knowledge. I don't get your point