Epilepsy warriors

As from the 13th of October 2024, l will be on live on this page every Monday, Wednesday,Friday and Saturday. Don't miss out.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Cheryll Llenos Blanco, Okoye Emmanuel, Josephine Mashongwa, Bertex Hatch, Sylvia Guillano, Md Alamgir Hossain, Malice Andy, Md Mia

We have been invited to attend Health Awareness Week. Our team will be presenting on Saturday 7th of September 2024. We have a lot to present to you. Don't miss out.

We can do whatever we can living with epilepsy but we need your help
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Good morning everybody
Happy new month to you all
Happy Sunday


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No rights to music playing in the background

I would like to take this time to thank Nellys Private Homecare Services Zimbabwe Management team for the great work they did today at Cranborne Park. We had an event for the Epilepsy Warriors and families. The had fun and l was so touched. Looking forward to more events and your support is well appreciated. Watch out for pictures and videos of the event.
Love you all.

Good morning everybody. Today is Saturday and the epilepsy warriors are having an event together with family members. I am so excited. Watch out for pictures and videos. The venue is amazingly amazing. Our Sister in charge will be there with two of our carers, security, Manager oh my oh my. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I would just like to put this out there... If your kids are not around special needs kids at school and/or have never been taught that not everyone is the same; then maybe you can take 10 minutes tonight and explain this to them. Even though they may not be around these kids at school, they may see them at church, at the mall, at the grocery store, or even at the park. Instead of staring at them, it is okay to say hi.

There are boys and girls that nobody invites to birthday parties. There are special kids who want to belong to a team but never have the opportunity to become selected, because it is more "important" to win, than include these children.

Children with special needs are not rare or strange, they only want what everyone else wants- to be accepted!

Not all special needs are visible. So please teach your child to be nice to everyone. Not just the kid in the wheelchair. Teach them to be kind and respectful of any child; ones who need just a little extra help with reading or math, the kid with a speech problem. Everyone needs a friend. Teach your child to be a friend.

Can I ask a question? Is there anyone willing to copy and paste this post to their wall without sharing it, like I did for those special children out there.
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Hey everybody. Let's grow together. I'm left with less than 700 to complete this challenge. Let's go.

Good morning everybody
Love you all

This Saturday our Epilepsy Warriors group will be meeting and mingling for the first time. Watch out for the amazing venue and pictures.