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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Sam and Ollie’s story
Sam and Ollie’s story
Jaimee nominated Sam and Ollie for an Epilepsy Star award, and they’re the first winners to be announced. Jaimee shares their story.
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Anna’s story
Anna’s story
Anna is running the Epilepsy Action Bradford 10k this March for her daughter, Sophia, who has epilepsy. Anna shares their story.
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Zoë and Jay’s Story
Zoë and Jay’s Story
A mum and son from Truro are taking on the Epilepsy Action Walk 50 Miles in February challenge.
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Barbara’s story
Barbara’s story
Barbara shares her experiences of epilepsy, and how it related to her pregnancy journey.
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Maizee’s story
Maizee’s story
12-year-old Maizee has epilepsy and has faced bullying in the past. She now competes in pageants which have helped her to feel happy and confident.
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Emily’s story
Emily’s story
Emily walked 1,000 steps a day in October to raise vital funds for Epilepsy Action and to support others affected by the condition.
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Lisa’s story
Lisa’s story
People with epilepsy are already paying the price for the #CostOfLivingCrisis, with many worried about the rising prices of utility bills, food and transport.
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Lee’s story
Lee’s story
On Monday 17 October, Lee Williamson is attempting to break a Guinness World Record. He is hoping to cover 100km in 24 hours in a…
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Tahlya’s story
Tahlya’s story
Tahlya was diagnosed with epilepsy when she was 10 years old. She had her first seizure at home and then her second on her first…
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