My (very close) mate has epilepsy, she collapsed after complaining of headaches. She had been taking too much Xtacy in a club. She was rushed to hospital and it turned out she had a brain tumor (kind of lucky or it would never of heamorraged and never been discovered!).
She survived the surgery but now has cronic epilepsy, i went travelling with her for two years after and i can tell you there is NOTHING remotely amusing about an epileptic fit in the center of bombay/mumbai. However i --know-- for certain, she would have a chuckle at that video. She would probably echo me when i say that the ones that love & care about them tend to be more sensitive than the individual themselves.
My point is, (while i understand where you are comming from MrTAToad, trust me i have been there!!) is that if people with disabilities/problems can see the good of (lighthearted) humor on it then we should too.
She survived the surgery but now has cronic epilepsy, i went travelling with her for two years after and i can tell you there is NOTHING remotely amusing about an epileptic fit in the center of bombay/mumbai. However i --know-- for certain, she would have a chuckle at that video. She would probably echo me when i say that the ones that love & care about them tend to be more sensitive than the individual themselves.
My point is, (while i understand where you are comming from MrTAToad, trust me i have been there!!) is that if people with disabilities/problems can see the good of (lighthearted) humor on it then we should too.