GCet Foundation is focused on supporting family centered care and survivorship through increasing accessibility to competent care and existing treatments.
Uncontrolled seizures take an emotional toll that on the family unit. With your generous donation we can connect children to the care facilities which recognize and placed into practice the principles of family centered care.
We have children who need your help.
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SUDEP can happen to anyone who is suffering from seizures.
@GCetFoundation sends its prayers to the family, friends and @Broncos Demaryius Thomas was amazing human and talented athlete.
Rest In Peace #88
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You are invited to participate in GCet Foundationβs Inaugural Champion for Children Monthly Giving Campaign!
A donation as small as $5/month is enough to give a child access to the life-saving healthcare they need to live a healthy and safe life.
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70% of people with epilepsy could live seizure-free if treated properly. Having a conversation with your child's neurologist about medication or surgery can be intimating. With a RN on staff, GCet offers services to
parents interested in learning how to effectively advocate.
Studies 88% of school aged kids miss school because of #EPILEPSY ~ having a significant impact on #academics and #selfesteem. These kids need access to effective treatments.
The financial barrier is REAL... and you can help #removethebarriers
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Just launched a professional website [https://t.co/RI62ioPg46] thanks to design help from engineering student Dhvani Mistry. On this site, we have a questionnaire that patients can fill out to assess the likelihood they may be good candidates for epilepsy surgery. Check it out!
The majority of patients can return to regular driving after successful epilepsy surgery, an important factor in improved quality of life.
See the link below for more information
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Pathways to surgery differ from center to center. In our approach @CleClinicKids Invasive monitoring is seldom used in children with epileptic spasms and lesions. @GozdeErdemirMD