Epilepsy stories

Bec’s Story

Bec’s Story

Bec Shaw -Talk & Support Volunteer

My name is Bec, and I am a Talk & Support group volunteer. I help to run the Talk & Support group in Truro, and I also lead the Southwest virtual Talk & Support group. I have been attending the Truro group for over 12 years now and have been actively involved with things like fundraising and awareness events for a lot of those years.

 

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Jenny’s Story
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“Families trust her. Colleagues admire her. And countless people are living better, braver lives because of her.”
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“The management team called me every day to see how I was and told me to only return to work when I was ready.” –…
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“They help Katy with school work, talk to her about any of her worries, sorting a routine for her, never leaving her out of anything…
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Louie’s story
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Oak Lodge School’s Story
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