Here are some sites, that include a couple that have First Aid for Seizures,
etc.  It would help if you know the Type of Seizures she is having -->  I
think tonic clonic is the older name for Grand Mal, but I'm not sure.   Some
of her symptoms might also appear under Complex Partial.
  **Note (my concern)  on the  Idaho First Aid site,  there is a 'limit'
for how long a seizure should run before you call for Medical Help or an
Ambulance.    You should discuss above with your Doctor, since depending on
how severe the seizures are that she's having,  they could result in
permanent damage if they're one of the more Severe Types of seizures.    I'm
not medically trained to comment further on that, but I AM concerned if
she's having a full seizure that's running for *40 minutes (IF that was
really the length of her **seizure, vs. length of time being unconscious --
not the same thing.) I can't really tell what you mean exactly by being
'out' for 40 minutes.  If these are seizures that last that long, that is a
concern.
  Sites I've posted before on older posts (***Look at the descriptions
under Descriptions of seizure types within the *First of the First Aid
charts (***s below), in this list under the Idaho Website).   -->

 Below is a repeat of an older post, that I did after new people were
looking for sites about Living with Epilepsy.  It has all the sites except
for Howdy Dave's and another medications site that was posted about a week
ago.   I'll add those in a moment if I find them.  G./
//////////////
I did a couple of posts over last ~3 days where I referred a few people to
'the Idaho First Aid Chart' or 'Idaho Website' without seeing it up on any
posts I have right now in my charts.

 So for anyone who hasn't seen these already -->
The General Site that Julie operates for Epilepsy Idaho group is at:
http://www.epilepsyidaho.org .

The 'First Aid chart' I frequently refer to can be located by entering and
wandering about site above, but can be reached direct at
http://www.epilepsyidaho.org/seizure.htm  .   <---- *************
 There's a Second topic added about 4? months ago that goes more into First
Aid in Water, on Aircraft, etc.  It's at
http://www.epilepsyidaho.org/seizure2.htm  .

 Also accessible from top site, but more detail on Learning about Epilepsy
can be found at http://www.epilepsyidaho/learn.htm   .  That one has quite a
few more links, information on kids newly diagnosed? (I think) and general
questions that others might ask, or those newly diagnosed.

  If there's no link there to a Medications Glossary, the Ep. Foundation of
America has one (of several)  within http://efa.org   .        G./

Send me a usable email address (you can do it
by responding to this as an email only), and I may
have something of use...
--DR

Hi Nick!

Sounds like this may be a post-ictal state.  My daughter has done the same
thing, had a seizure and then was put for 30-60 minutes.

Carl ;-)

Howdy!

Since I am not a doctor and did not witness the seizure take everything that
I say with a POUND of salt!

I would talk to her doctor and ask him/her what the difference is between
epilepsy and narcolepsy.