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Children’s Hoodies

Soft cotton faced fabric.
Brushed back fleece.
Drop shoulder style.
Double fabric hood.
No drawcords to comply with EU regulations.
Front pouch pocket.
Ribbed cuffs and hem.
Twin needle stitching.
Tear out label.

80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester.

Size not in stock? Get in contact with us at fundraising@epilepsyscotland.org.uk

Candle holder

Add a warm, cosy glow to your home with this white heart t-light holder, featuring mini grey star decal and a festive feel.

Size 9.2cm x 9cm.

Trio of Christmas Candles

Add the warm scents of cinnamon spice to your home with this charming set of 3 christmas market candles. Sure to add a festive feel to any home.

Priced per set of 3.

Size 5.5cm x 6.5cm.

Christmas Pudding Candle

Get into the Christmas spirit with this Christmas pudding fragranced candle.

Presented in a matching gift box accented by a sprinkling of puds, this candle is truly scrumptious. Paraffin wax.

Total burn time of 25 hours. Do not burn for more than four hours at a time.

Video telemetry for seizure monitoring: Dave’s diary part two

Our volunteer Dave, recently had a video telemetry stay at the Clinical Neurophysiology Department, Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh. He kept a diary of his experiences. Here is part two of his stay. Day Five Had a seizure on awakening this morning and was very emotional on recovery, probably due to the reduced medication. As hard …

Video telemetry for seizure monitoring: Dave’s diary part one

Video telemetry is used to help Neurologists to determine what’s going on with uncontrolled seizures. It involves a stay in hospital for several days. During the stay wires are attached to the head and the EEG equipment is turned on along with video cameras. The patient is isolated in a private room and is recorded …

Remembering George Neil Rigby: A family’s experience with SUDEP

George Neil Rigby passed away due to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), at his home in August 2023, just three months after his 21st birthday. His mother Aileen, Uncle Donald, Auntie Ruth and his Grandma share their memories of George Neil Rigby and the help and support they have received after he sadly passed …

SUDEP Action Day: Angela’s story

Angela’s husband Mark sadly passed away due to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy in June 2010. On SUDEP Action Day, Angela shares her memories of Mark and why more awareness of SUDEP is needed. If you have been affected by SUDEP, please phone our helpline on 0808 800 2200 or contact SUDEP Action at www.sudep.org.uk …

Talk Epilepsy Podcast: SUDEP Action Day

Tomorrow marks SUDEP Action Day, shining a light on Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy. It is a sobering reality that nearly 300 lives are lost to epilepsy each year in Scotland alone. We talked to Sammy Ashby, Chief Executive at SUDEP Action to discuss the work that the charity does to help bereaved families. Also, we …

Epilepsy Scotland Celebrates 70th Year in Spectacular Style

Supporters of Epilepsy Scotland gathered in Glasgow on Saturday (12 October) at an extravagant ball to celebrate the charity’s 70th anniversary celebration, which raised £57,000 for the Scottish epilepsy charity. The star-studded event, held at the prestigious Marriott Hotel, brought together over 250 guests for an unforgettable evening of entertainment and fundraising. TV and Radio …

A Mother’s perspective: Living with epilepsy and related psychosis

In this powerful and candid interview, we hear from Agnes, a mother whose son was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of six. She shares her family’s journey through the challenges of epilepsy, its effect on her son’s mental health, and the unexpected complications of epilepsy-related psychosis. Can you tell us a bit of …

Epilepsy and Mental Health: Linsey’s journey

Epilepsy is more than just seizures—it’s a condition that can affect every aspect of a person’s life. Linsey was diagnosed with epilepsy 11 years ago. She shares the impact epilepsy has had on her and how her mental health suffered as a result. When did you first get diagnosed with epilepsy and how did …

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