
Darcie and Evie
In loving memory of Darcie Chapman
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In loving memory of Darcie Chapman
Neil, a healthy and beautiful baby, had his first seizure when he was 3 months. He was finally diagnosed with Dravet Syndrome aged 36.
Scarlett was born in 2014 and was diagnosed with Dravet Syndrome aged 2 years old
Sienna’s Dravet journey started early - she had her first seizure in October 2011 at just over three months old. Her genetic test results were unusual, even by Dravet standards.
Matthew was born in 1994 and is a young adult living with Dravet Syndrome.
Mia was born in 2014 and diagnosed with Dravet Syndrome just before her first birthday.
In loving memory of Damian.
In loving memory of Joseph.
In loving memory of Poppy.