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I’m saving the day this March!

Hero Name: Purple Flash
Purple Power: Spreading Epilepsy awareness and turning our community purple
Hero Mission: I’m saving the day this March for the 270,000 people in Australia facing the challenges of epilepsy by participating in Make March Purple. Miss Ash’s very own hero is my 6 year old son who was diagnosed with Epilepsy in 2022!


All heroes need their Sidekicks, so please show your support by donating to my page. All funds raised will provide information, education and training and vital support services to people living with epilepsy.


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Miss Ash’s story!

Tuesday 11th Feb
Miss Ash is the proud mother of Ryley, a sweet-natured 6-year-old boy who has just embarked on his journey into Year 1 at school. Back in 2021, Ryley began to experience what she initially believed were typical “daydreaming” episodes common for a child of his age. However, these fleeting moments gradually extended into longer intervals where Ryley would seem lost in thought, failing to respond even when his name was called. 

Soon, these episodes escalated, culminating in Ryley’s entire body “freezing.” During these episodes, he would occasionally drop items he was holding, struggle to swallow his food, or even topple off his chair at daycare. Each occurrence seemed to amplify in intensity and duration. Concerned for her son, Miss Ash sought medical help, leading to an EEG at Westmead Children’s Hospital, which confirmed the presence of seizure activity and resulted in a diagnosis of Absence Epilepsy. Ryley was experiencing multiple seizures on a daily basis.

Since receiving his diagnosis, Ryley has been on a regimen of medication that has effectively managed his seizures. As he continues to grow, adjustments to his medication will be necessary, alongside annual EEGs to keep a close watch on his condition. The impact of these seizures has been significant, and it became evident that Ryley’s speech had regressed.

Today, Ryley is actively engaged in various therapies designed to support his development and help him thrive. He possesses a remarkable awareness of his Epilepsy and takes pride in identifying himself as an Epilepsy warrior, showcasing resilience and courage in the face of his challenges.

Thank you to my Sponsors

$211

Noah’s Ark Learning Academy Windsor

$52.75

Nanny Taylor

For my boy and future kids with Epilepsy

$52.75

Jane Gosper

$52.75

Susie Price

Anything to help Ryley and all who have to live with this debilitating condition.

$52.75

Tiffany Hopwood

$52.75

Kayla Cato

$52.75

Luke Miller

For our Ryley

$31.65

Robyn Van Ysseldyk

My cousins daughter has an extreme form of epilepsy known as Dravet’s Syndrome. It’s brutal on both the child and the family - hopefully donations facilitate better management and quality of life for these little ones.

$26.38

Ashleigh Taylor

$21.10

Noahs Ark Learning Academy

$20

Makoa Sini

$15.82

Christine Oyadeyi

$15

Anonymous

$10.55

Janice Keighron

Good on you Ash

$10.55

Angelic Galea

$5.28

Amina Emilio