My Activity Tracking
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kms
My target 100 kms
I’m taking part in Walk for Epilepsy because...
I want to raise money and make a difference for people living with epilepsy. Please help me by giving whatever you can using the 'Donate' button. The more people that know about the walk, the greater the impact, so please also spread the word by sharing our page with your friends and family. Thank you in advance for your generosity, it means a lot!
My Achievements
Trailblazer!
You're on your way to becoming an Epilepsy Champ! Signup complete
Stepping Up
Self donate to show your friends and family how its done
Staying Connected
Let the world know that you're helping those living with epilepsy on your socials
Better Together
Get your friends together to a create a team!
Recruiting For The Cause
Invite others to join in on the fun!
Making Every Step Count!
You've hit the $200 mark for donations! You're in a draw to win a $300 Coles Myer voucher!
Consistent Mover
Thankyou, you've raised $500!!! A Walk for Epilepsy pack is coming your way!
Ultra Walker!
Thankyou, you've raised $1000! You'll be receiving a limited edition W4E hoodie and you're in the draw to WIN an Airbnb voucher ($200).
Step Master!
Thankyou, you've raised $2000! You're in the draw to win a $500 Airbnb Voucher
Halfway Hero
You've reached the halfway mark of your challenge, keep pushing forward!
Money Maker!
You've hit your fundraising goal! We couldn't be more proud of you
Walk for Epilepsy 2024 Champion!
You've smashed your target goal! We couldn't be more proud of you
1 in 25 Challenge Champion
You've completed your 100km in 25 days!My Updates
Walk for Epilepsy 2024 - My Why??
Tuesday 1st OctThis October, I’m walking 100km over 25 days to raise awareness and funds for those living with epilepsy. This cause is close to my heart as I walk for my sister-in-law, Rhianna (Aunty Rhi), who lives with epilepsy, and in memory of Wesley, who sadly passed away in November 2023.
Wesley’s story is one of both tragedy and hope. His incredible mum, Nataly, was one of my CPR students just weeks before Wesley suffered an epilepsy-induced cardiac arrest. Thanks to the CPR Nataly performed, along with the swift response of emergency services, Wesley’s heart began beating again. Despite being flown to Brisbane and placed on life support, it was determined that Wesley had no further brain activity.
But Wesley’s story didn’t end there. He became a hero, donating his liver to two children, his kidneys to two adults, and his beautiful heart to one child, giving them the gift of life.
Please support me in this walk, as we raise awareness and vital funds to support others living with epilepsy. Together, we can make a difference 
1800 437 453
walk@walkforepilepsy.org.au
A legacy is what you leave within people & Wesley has certainly left the gift of giving within so many people. Thank you Rachael for your constant contribution to raising awareness for first aid & epilepsy & all the lives you help to save 💜