Oh, Carolyn, I'm soo sorry you had to go through that....especi ally all by yourself!!! Hopefully it was just something she ate! As you know, Cowboy has seizures and it can be so awful....so scary! He started seizing, from what we've been able to figure out at about 15 months...we adopted him at 18 months. That is about the standard age (between 14 - 15 months and 24 months) if there is a problem. You will just have to watch her. If she seizes again, you should probably get her in to a vet. neurologist for a complete work up. Blood work, if it's epilepsy, doesn't show a thing, nor does an MRI or spinal tap. Sometimes you'd like one of those tests to come back with something so that it's NOT epilepsy!!! But the good news is there are great drugs out there!
One thing you should be aware of is that many times breeders don't know (or, sadly, won't tell!) if they have epilepsy in the line. Cowboy was the first of his breeder's dogs to show up with it and now there are a couple of more. Not many, really considering how many litters there have been, but if you are the one to have the problem, it is just too much! We have our fingers and paws crossed that that was the only time you have to deal with this.
IF she does seize again, just make sure that she is in a safe place where she can't hurt herself...and don't try to hold her. They really aren't 'in their head' right then so it is SO easy to be bitten accidentally. Also, Kiya could be very disoriented after, and panic easily so try to keep her with you for at least an hour after in a quiet place.
If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help and share resources with you if, God forbid, you need them....