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My condition has affected everything but I am doing this challenge

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Naomi Tyre, a 35-year-old from East Kilbride, will walk 26 miles on March 26—International Epilepsy Awareness Day (Purple Day)—to raise funds…

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My condition has affected everything but I am doing this challenge

Naomi Tyre, a 35-year-old from East Kilbride, will walk 26 miles on March 26—International Epilepsy Awareness Day (Purple Day)—to raise funds…

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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1 in 26 people in Lincolnshire set to develop epilepsy - Leading neurosurgeon busts myths about epilepsy on Purple Day

With 1 in 26 people in Lincolnshire expected to develop epilepsy at some point in their life, leading neurosurgeon Dr Susanne Hager is today, on Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to epilepsy awareness, breaking down misconceptions to ensure everyone gets the best possible treatment, as quickly as possible.

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1 in 26 people in Birmingham set to develop epilepsy - Leading neurosurgeon busts myths about epilepsy on Purple Day

With 1 in 26 people in Birmingham expected to develop epilepsy at some point in their life, leading neurosurgeon Dr Susanne Hager is today, on Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to epilepsy awareness, breaking down misconceptions to ensure everyone gets the best possible treatment, as quickly as possible.

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1 in 26 people in Manchester Set To Develop Epilepsy - Leading Neurosurgeon Busts Myths About Epilepsy on Purple Day

With 1 in 26 people in Manchester expected to develop epilepsy at some point in their life, leading neurosurgeon Dr Susanne Hager is today, on Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to epilepsy awareness, breaking down misconceptions to ensure everyone gets the best possible treatment, as quickly as possible.

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1 in 26 people in Northern Ireland set to develop epilepsy - Leading neurosurgeon busts myths about epilepsy on Purple Day

With 1 in 26 people in Northern Ireland expected to develop epilepsy at some point in their life, leading neurosurgeon Dr Susanne Hager is today, on Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to epilepsy awareness, breaking down misconceptions to ensure everyone gets the best possible treatment, as quickly as possible.

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manchesterworld.uk broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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