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Just quickly highlighting some brilliant work from @EpilepsyRUK on their #ALifeInterrupted campaign, highlighting the impact that epilepsy can have, and the lack of research funding in epilepsy... https://twitter.com/EpilepsyRUK/status/1313783072375046144
. @Dr_Rhys , clinician, epilepsy researcher, and one of ERUK's trustees, shares a really powerful testimony of the the impact that epilepsy can have on people, their careers, and their relationships: https://epilepsyresearch.org.uk/our-research/research-blog/alifeinterrupted/
ERUK have published a great report which covers in detail the impact of the condition, and why increased investment in epilepsy research is desperately needed.
https://epilepsyresearch.org.uk/alifeinterrupted/
Some of the key stats in this thread starting here: https://twitter.com/EpilepsyRUK/status/1313826431533809666
https://epilepsyresearch.org.uk/alifeinterrupted/
Some of the key stats in this thread starting here: https://twitter.com/EpilepsyRUK/status/1313826431533809666
They've also shared the stories of two brilliant young people, Doug and Ava, whose lives have been affected by epilepsy. They're beautiful to watch, but also terrifying.
A excerpt from Ava's story below: https://twitter.com/EpilepsyRUK/status/1313811440520835074
A excerpt from Ava's story below: https://twitter.com/EpilepsyRUK/status/1313811440520835074
The overall CTA is to invite people to shape epilepsy research, starting with a short questionnaire for people affected by epilepsy to fill out. https://epilepsyresearch.org.uk/alifeinterrupted/shape-network/
It's a fantastic campaign, a wide range of different resources and content which will appeal to different audiences, yet all focussed towards one clear message. Well done to the whole team at ERUK 
