Epilepsy

  1. Make March purple this National Epilepsy Awareness Month

    Make March purple this National Epilepsy Awareness Month
    “Make March purple” is the theme for National Epilepsy Awareness Month, taking place this March and culminating in Purple Day on 26 March. Australians are encouraged to get involved in activities in their schools, communities and workplaces and embrace the colour purple as part of the campaign. In this post, we’ll find out more about National Epilepsy Awareness Month and...
  2. Be inspired by our epilepsy safety tips

    Be inspired by our epilepsy safety tips
    March is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, so let’s take a look at this condition. According to Epilepsy Action Australia, around 800,000 Australians will develop it at some point in their life, so the chances are you may know someone who is or will be affected. The key feature of epilepsy is seizures, which can put personal safety at risk. So as...
  3. How can I help my elderly relative be more independent?

    How can I help my elderly relative be more independent?
    Currently, one in six Australians is aged 65 or over. So the chances are that you have at least one elderly relative and know how important it is for them to maintain their independence. Being self-sufficient boosts their confidence and helps them to stay youthful for longer. But what happens when your loved one shows signs of becoming more dependent on...
  4. How can I persuade a loved one to wear a medical ID bracelet?

    How can I persuade a loved one to wear a medical ID bracelet?
    Medical wristbands are a discreet and practical way to carry vital information. So if you have a loved one with a chronic medical condition and think they would benefit from wearing a medical ID bracelet but are a little reluctant, you may be wondering what you can do to help. To help you understand them better, we’re going to take...
  5. 10 Conditions that Require You to Wear a Medical ID Bracelet

    10 Conditions that Require You to Wear a Medical ID Bracelet
    As a A medical ID bracelet could save your life. They help you share information with your doctor in an emergency — even if you're not awake. We recommend you wear a medical ID bracelet or carry a medical alert ID card if you have: Continue reading →

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