Don’t look away when it matters most.
Over 630,000 people in the UK live with epilepsy. In the moments when they need help most, your action – or inaction – could mean the difference between safety and danger.
Take five minutes today to learn how to be someone they can count on.
Don’t look away when it matters most.
For the 630,000 people in the UK living with epilepsy, a seizure in public can be frightening and isolating.
In just five minutes, you can learn how to step in safely and make all the difference.
Don’t look away when it matters most.
There are over 630,000 people in the UK with epilepsy. When a seizure happens, knowing what to do is easier than you think – and it could save a life.
Take five minutes today to become someone they can count on.
Don’t look away when it matters most.
The 630,000 people with epilepsy in the UK sometimes need help. Assuming someone else will step in could be the difference between life and death.
Take five minutes today to become someone that they can count on.
If I can’t count on you, then who?
When a seizure happens in public, many people go into ‘flight mode’ – freezing, looking away, or hoping someone else will step in. For the 630,000 people in the UK living with epilepsy, that hesitation can be dangerous.
Being someone to count on is easier than you think.
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