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Sarah Simons
Sarah’s Walk for Kylie
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This year we are doing the 4k fun run in memory of my eldest sister, Kylie.
Kylie completed the 4k last year with her son and my daughter. Two days later, her epilepsy got the better of her and she didn't wake up.
So in memory of Kylie, we, as a team, "Walk for Kylie" have decided to make a difference by taking part in this year's Bundaberg Sugar Cane2Coral 2019 Fun Run. Will be doing the same run Kylie did as well as trying to raise as much money as possible for Epilepsy Research.
Your donation will help Epilepsy Action Australia work towards increased care and support of people with epilepsy and their families. It will also contribute to research into better treatments and prevention.
Please support our efforts by making a secure online donation and a message of support.
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Thanks so much for your love and support!
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Epilepsy Action Australia
As the leading and oldest provider of epilepsy services nationwide, Epilepsy Action Australia focus on improving self-management skills, increasing wider public understanding of this devastating condition, and are at the forefront of partnering and funding research into interventions and treatments.
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