Here at Epilepsy Action we get a number of requests each week for from the media, particularly from women's, health or family magazines, who wish to interview people with epilepsy who have a story to tell.
At the moment, we're particularly looking for...
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women with epilepsy with a story to tell, anywhere in the UK
We're looking for women who have a story to tell about their epilepsy and issues like hormones, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), contraception, pre-conception counselling, pregnancy, menopause and/or particularly hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
If you have experiences, either positive or negative, about which you would be happy to talk to the media then please complete the form below. Please don't forget to give us a daytime contact number or email address if you have one.
These stories are a good way to raise awareness and educate people about epilepsy and our services, and help other people with epilepsy and their families realise they are not alone.
Please be aware that, although our press office can provide journalists with information about epilepsy, ultimately, we have no say in whether an article is printed and little control over the final printed version of an article.
If
you have any questions about being a media volunteer, please contact Epilepsy
Action's press office:
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Do you have epilepsy?
Are you successfully employed for a small or medium sized business?
Are you based in South Yorkshire or the West Midlands?
Are you happy to be photographed?
Are you are and your employers
willing to act as case studies for the Department of Work and Pensions 'employ ability' campaign?
This national campaign is being launched by the Department for Work and Pensions to highlight to employers how employing disabled people, or people with long-term health conditions, could benefit their business.
If you would like to find out more about the campaign or view previous case studies, please visit the 'employability' website.
If you and your employer would like to get involved, please call the Epilepsy Action press team on 0113 210 8870 and quote the 'employability' campaign. |
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