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Too many are struggling or simply ignoring the symptoms.

We can help. We can give them the tools they need.

But we need YOU. Show your support for those living with epilepsy.

Donate before 30 June.

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Enables a support worker to assist in the Development of an Epilepsy Management Plan detailing: seizure types, seizure triggers & emergency procedures.
$30
Supports workplace intervention to enable a person with epilepsy to keep their job.
$50
Could help to assist students with epilepsy remain at school by providing epilepsy awareness & training to the school community.
$100
Can supports three families to attend an epilepsy information session.
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“I can’t really tell you when I had my first seizure, because the seizures were quite mild and incredibly infrequent. Maybe once every 12 months I would have one? Family nor friends realised I was having them. My parents would say ‘you’re just growing up.’ I would have these deja vu sensations. So how do you explain that to someone? You can’t. And then you’d hear other people talk about having deja vu moments. So you think, oh well, no big deal.”

Jas