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The 26th March is Purple day, a time to get people talking about epilepsy, raise awareness of the condition and raise vital funds.
On this day, tens of thousands of people across the globe come together to start conversations around epilepsy, raise awareness of the condition and fundraise to make a difference to the lives of people affected by epilepsy.
Over the past 9 years Purple day has grown to be a global event and we are proud to be an an official Purple Day partner and raise awareness of the impact epilepsy can have on people's lives. There are so many ways you can help us start a conversation, and make difference this Purple day.
Over the past 9 years Purple day has grown to be a global event and we are proud to be an an official Purple Day partner and raise awareness of the impact epilepsy can have on people's lives. There are so many ways you can help us start a conversation, and make difference this Purple day.
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Being a person with epilepsy I am aware of Purple day and have supported it in the past and will try and do so this year as well.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Thanks for drawing our attention to Purple Day (Epilepsy Society) @sben
Will you be doing anything to mark the day?
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