Epilepsy film could use some votes, if you would, please

[WingingIt]

This is Garett and his film. He's the nephew of my friend and has epilepsy. He has a documentary (was told as a child that he'd die soon and has proven them wrong) that is entered in a neuro film festival.


Neuro Film Festival -- American Academy of Neurology!


Would you please take a few minutes to watch his film and vote? You don't have to register to vote.

PS - When he talks about attending his uncle's wedding you'll see a family picture with him in it. My friend is the lady in the front row all the way on the left.

Thank you!

 

[gritsar]

Done!

 

[herefordlovinglady]

 

[Tiramisu]

Vote 39. Good luck

 

[SallyF]

Voted and bookmarked the site, so that I can vote every day until the contest closes. Thank you for posting this so that we can help!

 

[Yay Chicks!]

I appreciated seeing that, and learned something, to boot. I worked with a young woman who could not drive due to epilepsy. She managed, as well. When I was a child, there was still such a social stigma associated with seizure disorders. People, like your friend's nephew, make such a positive difference by talking about their experiences.

 

[turney31]

Very informative, and well done. I voted. Oh and by the way, he is a very handsome young man.

 

[Imp]

45

Imp

 

[sourland]

Wow! 46

 

[WingingIt]

Thank you, everyone!