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Every year on March 26th, people worldwide celebrate Purple Day, a special day dedicated to raising awareness about epilepsy. This global movement started in 2008, thanks to Cassidy Megan, a young girl from Canada who wanted to help people better understand epilepsy and reduce the stigma surrounding it. Since then, it has grown into an international effort to support those living with epilepsy and educate the public.
What is Epilepsy?
Epilepsy is a neurological condition in which recurrent seizures occur. These seizures happen because of sudden, uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain. It can affect anyone, irrespective of age, gender, or background, yet misconceptions about epilepsy persist.
Quick Facts About Epilepsy:
Why Purple Day Matters
The color purple, inspired by the lavender flower, is often linked to solitude and overcoming struggles, making it a powerful symbol for epilepsy awareness. Purple Day is an opportunity to:
How You Can Get Involved
Raising awareness doesn’t have to be complicated! Here are a few ways you can take part in Purple Day:
What to Do If Someone Has a Seizure
One of the most important things you can do on Purple Day (and beyond) is to learn seizure first aid. Here’s how you can help:
The Power of Awareness
Purple Day is about more than just wearing a color—it’s about making a real difference in the lives of people with epilepsy. The more we discuss it, the more we break down myths and replace fear with understanding.
So, on March 26th, let’s all wear purple, start conversations, and take small steps toward a more inclusive world.
Help spread awareness! #PurpleDay #EpilepsyAwareness
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Walking pneumonia, a mild form of pneumonia typically caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae bacteria, is becoming a concern in urban areas like Delhi NCR due to high levels of pollution, poor air quality, and seasonal temperature variations. While this condition is less severe than traditional pneumonia, it can still cause discomfort and disrupt daily activities if not addressed properly.
In this blog, we’ll discuss walking pneumonia symptoms, dietary tips to support recovery, and what to avoid during this time.
Every year on December 3rd, the world meets to observe World Disability Day, also known as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). This day is a global reminder of the resilience and potential of individuals with disabilities while highlighting the importance of creating inclusive, accessible, and equitable societies.
The theme for 2024, “Empowering Inclusion: A Future Without Limits,” emphasizes breaking down societal and structural barriers that hinder the full participation of people with disabilities.
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