I told this girl that she looked possessed

There’s this girl named Hannah (16–18F) in my class, and I really don’t like her. She’s annoying, rude, and loud, and she rocks back and forth a lot. She hadn’t been in class for a couple of weeks, and honestly, I was hoping she wouldn’t come back.

But Hannah came back, sat down, and I immediately noticed her pupils were dilated. I thought, “Oh my goodness, this girl is on drugs.” I was getting ready to email the vice principal because she was walking really slowly, slurring her speech, and then she sat down and started shaking—her neck, her arms, everything. The teacher came over and asked if she was okay, but she wouldn’t answer or look at her. Then she suddenly grabbed her head and screamed.

The teacher called the nurse, and Hannah started doing it again. She also refused to walk—they tried to get her up, but she couldn’t stand. The teacher kept trying to get the rest of us to pay attention, but Hannah kept shaking, and after each episode, she would hyperventilate. At that point, I was convinced she was on drugs, so I texted the vice principal to tell her a girl in class seemed to be high.

The nurse came in with a wheelchair and rolled her to the nurse’s office while she was still shaking. It made me extremely uncomfortable, so I looked at my friend and said, “That made me really uncomfortable. She looked like she was possessed, and I know she was on drugs.”

The teacher heard me and said, “Go to the office. We’re not doing this. Go to the office.”

Honestly, I don’t think I did anything wrong. It made me uncomfortable, and people don’t normally act like that. Some classmates said it was a seizure, but if it were a seizure, she’d be on the floor violently shaking, not doing the little shakes she was doing. She also wouldn’t be able to speak and would be unconscious. I don’t understand why people are mad at me. Can someone please explain what I did wrong?