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FULL NAME : Tallulah Kate Prescott NICKNAMES : Tallie, Talu FACE CLAIM : Selena Gomez FACE CLAIM IN STAB FRANCHISE : Lucy Hale
AGE : 17 (2022) , 18 (2023) DOB : 17th February 2005 PLACE OF BIRTH : Woodsboro, California ZODIAC SIGN : Aquarius OCCUPATION : N/A
SIGNATURE SMELL : Clementine - Clementine has a fresh, crisp citrus aroma. Its scent is as complex and multi-layered as a good Red Mandarine, but sweeter. It possesses the sweetness of Sweet Orange Rind or Tangerine, but more subtle with almost a touch of floral to it. LANGUAGES : English HEIGHT : 5'5 SCARS : Slash mark on stomach, round stab mark on left side (2022) , slash mark on back, slash mark back of neck (2023)
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PHYSICAL ILLNESSES : Hypoglycemia - A low blood sugar, also called hypoglycaemia or a "hypo", is where the level of sugar (glucose) in Majesty's blood drops too low. This includes her experiencing symptoms such as : sweating, feeling tired, dizziness, feeling hungry, tingling lips, feeling shaky or trembling, a fast or pounding heartbeat (palpitations), becoming easily irritated, tearful, anxious or moody, turning pale. If her low blood sugar level is not treated, she may get other symptoms, such as: weakness, blurred vision, confusion or difficulty concentrating unusual behaviour, slurred speech or clumsiness (like being drunk), feeling sleepy, seizures or fits and collapsing or passing out.
There are ways she can treat this though. 1. Have a sugary drink or snack – like a small glass of fizzy drink (not a diet variety) or fruit juice, 4 to 5 jelly babies, 4 to 6 glucose tablets or 2 tubes of glucose gel. 2. Test her blood sugar after 10 minutes – if it's improved and she feels better, move on to step 3. If there's little or no change, treat again with a sugary drink or snack and take another reading after 10 to 15 minutes. 3. She needs to eat her main meal (containing a slow-release carbohydrate) if it's the right time to have it. Or, have a snack that contains a slow-release carbohydrate, such as a slice of bread or toast, a couple of biscuits, or a glass of cows' milk. If she is unconscious or drowsy there is ways to treat it. 1. Put her in the recovery position and do not put anything in her mouth – so she does not choke. 2. Call 999 for an ambulance if an injection of glucagon is not available, if the person does not know how to use it, or Majesty had alcohol before her hypo. If an injection of glucagon is available and the other person knows how to use it, give it to Majesty immediately. 3. If she wakes up within 10 minutes of getting the injection and feel better, move on to step 5. If she does not improve within 10 minutes, call 999 for an ambulance. 4. If she's fully awake and able to eat and drink safely, give her a carbohydrate snack. 5. She may need to go to hospital if she's being sick (vomiting), or her blood sugar level drops again.
