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In "Big Brother VIP 5", the housemates had the opportunity to share personal stories from the most difficult moments of their lives. The stories were accompanied by strong emotions and touching reactions, both inside the house and from the audience watching the show.
Through tears, Selin told of a difficult period her family had experienced, when her brother, Ono, had suffered an epileptic seizure for the first time.
She said the incident happened one evening when the family was at home, while an important Albanian national team match was being broadcast on television. Initially, the noise and screams were misinterpreted as cheers for a goal, but the situation turned out to be much more serious.
Selin said that her brother's seizures occurred mostly at night, which caused her to experience constant anxiety. She explained that she often stayed awake to be ready to react as quickly as possible in case the seizure recurred.
Further, Selin announced that after a long period of dealing with the situation, her grandparents, who live in the United States of America, took it upon themselves to send Ono there for medical help and to better understand his health condition.
"First of all, I want to apologize to Ono if she's upset that I'm sharing this with you. One of her aunts had come to our house and I was in my room with one of my cousins. I hear a lot of screaming and that night Albania was playing, I don't know who, a very important match. I thought she had scored a goal and there were cheers of joy. When I came out of the room, I saw that Ono was having an epileptic seizure and we were alone, my mother was very scared and no one knew how to help her because we had never experienced it, we didn't know what to do in this case. I thought about leaving our house and going to the neighbors' next door.
I remember that every night before going to bed, when everyone had fallen asleep, I had a hard time sleeping because his seizures only happened at night and because I was the only one who could hear him when he started having seizures, I wanted to be aware so I could react even faster.
I sat in this position and prayed in my own way to find a solution, a salvation. Ono only repeated this. After a long time, my grandparents who live in America and are two fantastic and honorable people, took Ono for medical help and to understand what he was going through. There I had another very big break because I was not used to living without his presence at home. For two years Ono has not been at home, he has lived in America," Selin confessed.
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