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In Glasgow, Jo visits Madison, a nine-year-old beauty queen who has been given everything she ever wanted, from hand made dresses to £200 tracksuits, with her family paying a heavy price, both financially and emotionally. In Blackpool, Jo meets Bailey, a ten-year-old-boy who spends up to 80 hours a week playing online computer games, while his Mum struggles to cope with two demanding younger sisters.
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Why did Bailey's mom say that he was having fits?
He had seizures, which are different from fits. It's not like he decided that he wanted to have seizures, which he can't control.
Why do British people call it fits? It's not like the kid is choosing to have that happen to him?
Why doesn't Jo understand this?
Just something I observed.

[@tazfania9509]

It's the way British people speak. They call seizures 'fitting'.