Ios8 download on iPad 2 why has it all slowed way down?

SSinc I downloaded ios8my ipad2 is Soo slow it is as if it has crashed.   How do I get help resolving what is obviously an apple problem with ios8 downloads?

I Have the same problem. Nothing loads. Hope they fix this quickly. I have ipad Air

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