Help Cure Celine Esther Naidoo

My name is Brady Naidoo, and I’m reaching out with a heavy but hopeful heart to ask for your support for my baby sister, Celine Esther Naidoo.
From the age of just 18 months, Celine’s life has been defined by relentless seizures — sometimes as many as 200 in a single day. Over the past 16 years we have walked through every door we could find: doctor after doctor, specialist after specialist, scan after scan. She suffers from multiple types of seizures and severe learning disabilities that stole her chance of ever attending school like other children. At first she was diagnosed with a condition very similar to Lennox-Gastaut syndrome — a form of epilepsy known to have no cure. The only option the doctors could offer was heavy medication: high doses of Keppra, Toplep, Urbanol and other anti-seizure and psychiatric drugs that kept her alive but left her exhausted, distant, and robbed of a normal childhood.
For 16 long years we lived with the fear that she would never get better — that this would be her life forever.
Then, just recently, a miracle happened.
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