Epilepsy Awareness Month
Khandallah Village St Fair 8th December – Ganges Rd, 10-2pm
I will be having a small table at Khandallah fair selling my book and other items to sell as well. Look forward to seeing you there.
NZDSN Conference with Inclusive NZ May 2019
This week, Inclusive NZ teamed up with the Access Matters campaign and Krystle from Epilepsy First Aid at the NZDSN conference. Thank you to those, old and new, who came over to visit us!
Wellington City Host Lions Address
Krystle Crimmins addressed us at a recent meeting on the topic of Epilepsy First Aid
Krystle has launched out on her own after finding that employers do not wish to hire people who admit to having epilepsy. She spoke courageously about her endeavours to encourage awareness in all sectors of society about the 8 main types (out of 300 or so) of epilepsy. To that end she has authored an easy to read and understand book showing what to do if you are with someone who suffers from a seizure of some type. If you wish to learn more about this you can purchase a book from her or look on line at www.epilepsyfirstaid.com
or www.facebook.com/epilepsyfirstaid
Seen in the Independent Herald, Western Suburbs Wellington
Click here to view – Independant herald Article
PRESS RELEASE – 9th March 2018
Time to school-up on Epilepsy.
One person in 20 will have an epileptic seizure at some time in their life. The World Health Organisation states that “Epilepsy is the most common serious brain disorder worldwide with no age, racial, social class, national nor geographic boundary.”
Yet, the condition is often misunderstood.
Wellingtonian, Krystle Crimmins, says she’s often encountered a kind of fear toward the condition. She’s written a guide to dispel the myths around Epilepsy.
She knows her subject. She lives with Epilepsy.
Click here to download the full press release. (0.2MB PDF)
Krystle Crimmins is available for interviews. You can contact her directly here;
Mob: 021 0243 6472
www.facebook.com/epilepsyfirstaid
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