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A national charity is offering home support and education to help local people diagnosed with epilepsy.
Epilepsy New Zealand assists people diagnosed with epilepsy to help them better manage their lives. Educator for the Waitemata District Linda Williams says that with the right management, epilepsy can be easily handled. The charity offers home visits and educates schools and families on how to deal with different types of seizures.
All services for those with epilepsy are free of charge.
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