πΎ Why Seizure-Alert Service Dogs Save Lives πΎ
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Many people donβt realize just how life-changing seizure-alert dogs truly are. These dogs are not just companions β they are lifesaving medical partners.
β’ Early seizure alerts β Many seizure-alert dogs can sense seizures minutes to hours before they happen, giving their handler time to get to a safe place or alert a caregiver
β’ Prevents serious injuries β Early warnings reduce falls, head injuries, and accidents that can happen when seizures strike without warning
β’ Life-saving response during seizures β Trained dogs can fetch help, activate emergency systems, or stay with their handler until help arrives
β’ Reduces risk of SUDEP β By alerting caregivers and staying with their handler, seizure dogs can help prevent life-threatening situations
β’ 24/7 medical support β Unlike devices or alarms, seizure-alert dogs are always present, even during sleep
β’ Improves independence β Many people with seizure dogs can attend school, work, and social events with increased confidence and safety
β’ Emotional and mental health support β Living with epilepsy is isolating; these dogs reduce anxiety, fear, and trauma surrounding seizures
β’ Peace of mind for families β Parents and caregivers can sleep, work, and live with reassurance knowing someone is always watching
β’ A literal lifeline β For many families, seizure-alert dogs are the difference between constant fear and real hope
π This is why reaching our fundraising goal matters so much. A seizure-alert service dog isnβt a luxury β itβs a medical necessity that can change (and save) a life.
Please consider donating or sharing our fundraiser β every dollar and every share brings us closer to safety, independence, and peace of mind.
β’ Early seizure alerts β Many seizure-alert dogs can sense seizures minutes to hours before they happen, giving their handler time to get to a safe place or alert a caregiver
β’ Prevents serious injuries β Early warnings reduce falls, head injuries, and accidents that can happen when seizures strike without warning
β’ Life-saving response during seizures β Trained dogs can fetch help, activate emergency systems, or stay with their handler until help arrives
β’ Reduces risk of SUDEP β By alerting caregivers and staying with their handler, seizure dogs can help prevent life-threatening situations
β’ 24/7 medical support β Unlike devices or alarms, seizure-alert dogs are always present, even during sleep
β’ Improves independence β Many people with seizure dogs can attend school, work, and social events with increased confidence and safety
β’ Emotional and mental health support β Living with epilepsy is isolating; these dogs reduce anxiety, fear, and trauma surrounding seizures
β’ Peace of mind for families β Parents and caregivers can sleep, work, and live with reassurance knowing someone is always watching
β’ A literal lifeline β For many families, seizure-alert dogs are the difference between constant fear and real hope
π This is why reaching our fundraising goal matters so much. A seizure-alert service dog isnβt a luxury β itβs a medical necessity that can change (and save) a life.
Please consider donating or sharing our fundraiser β every dollar and every share brings us closer to safety, independence, and peace of mind.
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