Forever Five: How a abrupt agitation can about-face baleful for a adolescent (2010)

Febrile convulsions affect 5 percent of children between 6-months and 5-years, with most outgrowing them after that, but having just one puts a child at greater risk of having another one. Roman and Betty Karpishka tell NEWS10 the tragic story of the 5-year old son Stefan, who drowned in the bathtub after suffering a Febrile seizure. Lydia Kulbida reports. Originally aired March 2, 2010 READ: Forever Five: How a sudden fever can turn deadly for a child: www.wten.com READ: Febrile seizures fact sheet: www.ninds.nih.gov

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