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Celebrating Inaugural World Narcolepsy Day
Hanes Women's 100% Cotton T-shirt
- Sizes S - XXXL
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About this campaign
By supporting this fundraiser, you will help Project Sleep to advance our advocacy and awareness efforts year-round.
Learn more about our BOLD GOALS to raise awareness of narcolepsy, reduce delays to diagnosis, and reduce stigma for people living with narcolepsy. Thank you for your support!
IMPORTANT: Orders within the U.S. should arrive by Friday, Sept. 20, but are not 100% guaranteed. Orders outside of the U.S. will take longer and will NOT arrive in time for World Narcolepsy Day on Sept. 22, 2019. We apologize about this, and hope to do better next year. Thanks for your patience and understanding. <3
World Narcolepsy Day (Sept. 22, 2019) is a day dedicated to raising awareness of narcolepsy on a global scale. Established by 24 patient advocacy organizations across 6 continents, #WorldNarcolepsyDay unites the international narcolepsy community to inspire action, increase public knowledge, and elevate the voices of the 3 million people living with narcolepsy worldwide. Learn more: https://project-sleep.com/worldnarcolepsyday/
Project Sleep is a a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving lives by raising awareness about sleep health and sleep disorders. Project Sleep proudly collaborated with 23 additional patient advocacy organizations around the world to establish the inaugural World Narcolepsy Day for Sept 22, 2019! Learn more: https://project-sleep.com/
Break down stigma. Wear your shirt with pride. We are not alone!
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As a person with Narcolepsy, I appreciate the work Project Sleep does to raise awareness.
Because I have been diagnosed with narcolepsy and I struggle with it every single day.
Julie Flygare is amazing and my daughter has narcolepsy.
My son was diagnosed as a Junior in HS last year. It was a very challenging year explaining how this impacts a bright and talented student to teachers and everyone he interacts with daily. We need to end the stigma and educate those in the dark!