My Seven-Year-Old Daughter Has Epilepsy, So I’m Trying To Sell A Fancy Version Of Her Teddy Bear For A Million Dollars To Fund Research

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Submitted by Linda McGlone

  • Media Title: Bored Panda
  • Media Type: Online
  • Publish Date: 2 December 2020
  • Headline: My Seven-Year-Old Daughter Has Epilepsy, So I’m Trying To Sell A Fancy Version Of Her Teddy Bear For A Million Dollars To Fund Research
  • Abstract: In late 2018, I was out for dinner with my son Roarke and daughter Lila. We were having a grand chat when, mid-sentence, Lila froze, with her arms in the air. Her eyes rolled back in her head, and then she toppled off the side of the chair. Out of nowhere… I thought she had passed away.
  • Link: https://www.boredpanda.com/million-dollar-teddy-bear-epilepsy-research-epilepsy-action-australia-alex-wadelton/

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