Living with seizures has made everyday activities unpredictable and sometimes dangerous for me. My seizures range from focal to grand mal, and they can happen at any time—whether I’m at home, out in the community, or simply going about my daily routine. The risk is always present, and it’s especially concerning because I never know what I might be doing when a seizure strikes. This uncertainty puts me and those around me in difficult situations, especially if I’m alone or my loved ones are not immediately nearby.

My wife, son, sister, Newma, and close friends are my main support system. They do everything they can to help, but unless they are right next to me and can see what’s happening, it’s hard for them to know when I need urgent assistance. Right now, I don’t have any reliable way to alert them if I’m having a seizure and need help. That’s why I’m raising funds for an Apple Watch Ultra 2. This device can detect seizure activity and automatically notify my family and friends, giving me a much greater sense of safety and independence. It would be a life-changing tool, helping me stay connected to my support network and giving everyone peace of mind.

Your support will help me get the technology I need to manage my health and keep myself safe. Every contribution brings me closer to a safer, more independent life, and I’m deeply grateful for any help you can provide.