Thursday marked Purple Day, a global effort to raise awareness for epilepsy and those living with the condition.
- DeWitt neighbor Emily Romblom is sharing her story for Purple Day to raise awareness about living with epilepsy
- She is hosting a fundraiser for the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan and educating the community on seizure safety
- Experts advise staying with someone having a seizure and only calling 911 if it is their first or lasts more than five minutes
WATCH: DeWitt woman shares her journey with epilepsy to celebrate Purple Day
DeWitt woman shares her journey with epilepsy to celebrate Purple Day
DeWitt resident Emily Romblom is living with epilepsy, a disorder she says can impact how she lives her daily life. She shared her story to help others understand what life with epilepsy looks like.
“It’s just a challenge both me and 50 million other people have to deal with,” Romblom said. “Today is actually known as Purple Day.”
Andrea Schotthoefer of the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan explained the condition…