US EditionKansas family hopes service dog will help child with severe epilepsy
- Lincoln, a young boy from Kansas, suffers from lifelong epilepsy causing unpredictable seizures since age three, including one requiring CPR in August.
- His epilepsy has progressively worsened over six years, prompting the family to seek a trained epilepsy service dog that can alert seizures day or night.
- The family connected with the nonprofit 4 Paws for Ability, which prepares service dogs to support kids like Lincoln by alerting to seizures and retrieving necessary medication during emergencies.
- Laura and local schools are fundraising to raise $20,000 to bring a service dog home, with Laura stating a dog would restore hope lost due to Lincoln's seizures.
- Raising funds and awareness for the dog reflects the family's effort to improve Lincoln's safety and support, highlighting how service dogs can provide critical seizure detection and aid.
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