Epilepsy is a topic that holds significant importance in society, as it affects millions of people worldwide. This neurological disorder is characterized by seizures, which can have a profound impact on an individuals quality of life. Petitions related to epilepsy address various issues, from advocating for increased funding for research and treatment to raising awareness and promoting inclusivity for individuals living with epilepsy.
One notable petition calls for better access to affordable medication for people with epilepsy, highlighting the financial burden that many face in managing their condition. Another petition focuses on educating schools and workplaces about how to support individuals with epilepsy, ensuring they are treated with understanding and accommodation.
By exploring and supporting these petitions, you can help advance the rights and well-being of individuals living with epilepsy. Join the movement to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for those affected by this condition.
10 supporters are talking about petitions related to Epilepsy!
When I was a caregiver I worked with someone who suffered from frequent seizures. It took an emotional toll every time it happened. I cannot imagine the added pain of watching it happen to your child. Finding hope is amazing, and every life they can help is a win for them and the community as a whole. I sincerely hope they see that and choose to build upon their success rather than breaking trust with this group and affecting their credibility for other trials they want to run in the future. Every life matters.
We sacrifice everything to save our children suffering. Please help these children from suffering more and improve their trajectories by giving them access to medication that has completely changed their quality of life for the better!
This child needs help. The person in charge of the trial must be held accountable for going against their word. The promise was, if the trial drug helped, they would continue giving it to him 2 years after the study. Well the meds helped him a lot. Now they are back to their child having very aggressive seizures. AGAIN! This family just wants their child back. Tuberous sclerosis is not a joke. We need more help and recognition. Lets hold the head honchos accountable. Just sharing will bring enough attention to where it hits the news.
I work as a nurse practitioner and have seen firsthand the impact that a seizure disorder can have on a patient and their family. It is vitally important for patients to be able to access life changing medications.
My daughter passed away during a severe seizure in March of 2018 so i understand the need of when a drug comes up that helps control seizures it should be conserved and distributed to the patients that need it. Please help those in need to help their children survive.
My grandaughter and her family has been struggling with seizures since she was 1 year old, almost 18 years. After many years of treatments and surgeries, some of them radical, this drug is finally giving hope and relief. Please continue to make it available.
That child needs that medication or his seizures will go in reverse once weaned off & the process will have to start all over again. Let this child have a somewhat normal childhood.
My daughter suffers from seizures and I cannot imagine finally finding something that works to control them and it being under threat of being discontinued. Seizures are so debilitating and when not controlled severely limit the quality of life for the person and their family. I hope they make a way for this medication to continue!
As someone with TSC but also a long- time advocate this is an unethical breach to discontinue a trial this way and lock people out who depend on this drug. Marinus ought to be ashamed of their behavior and callousness for their trial recipients.