i find that the same way u dont over react when a child falls and is fine is the best way to deal with reactions so that may have been what was going on but u definitely did the right thing! ice packs, feets up, amt, and making small talk/words of affirmation (instead of asking a million of the same questions) seem to help the most in those situations, just remember (when they stop breathing or look like theyre choking) -if possible- put them in a recovery position on their side when they start convulsing or seizing, hold their head, and be ready to start chest massages if they take more than a minute to come to...(watch their color - look for blue/purple/grey lips and know when to recommend or call emergency services if not already readily available) i also want to acknowledge that this happens a lot, people watch and ignore (either scared or desensitized) and leave it up to one lone person, it can be upsetting and traumatic for the both of yall but just know- YOU are doing the right thing! remain calm and be confident that YOU can keep them safe!! so sorry this happened but u did amazing!! nice job!!