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Narcolepsy Bed Race
Organized by Allison G
Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt
- Sizes S - XXXXL
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About this campaign
Get your shirt for the 2nd Annual Narcolepsy Bed Race.
Bring four of your friends and a fast bed to the 2nd Annual Narcolepsy Bed Race. We will be raising money for Narcolepsy Network while having a great time racing beds.
Shirts will be delivered approximately 2 weeks after the campaign closes.
Narcolepsy Network is a non-profit organization providing support and working to educate, advocate, and improve awareness of this neurological sleep disorder.
Narcolepsy is a sleep disorder that affects approximately 1 in 2,000 people in the United States. Narcolepsy includes irregular patterns in Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep and significant disruptions of the normal sleep/wake cycle. Symptoms of narcolepsy include:
-Excessive daytime sleepiness
-Cataplexy- sudden loss of muscle tone, often triggered by strong emotion
-Sleep Paralysis
-Hypnogogic hallucinations
- Micro-naps and sleep “attacks”
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I am 12 years old and was diagnosed with Narcolepsy 2 years ago.
Diagnosed 23 years ago at age 17 when no one knew how to help. Thank you for continuing to research for our children's children!
My husband has Narcolepsy and I am a supporter of his...
Diagnosed with narcolepsy 19 years ago at age 26. Living life with narcolepsy is no picnic, but I manage to do pretty good most days!
I am a person with narcolepsy/cataplexy. I have lived this disabling disorder for over 45 yrs. I believe in support for each other and do what I can in my community to educate physicians, schools and other educators about this disorder.
The bed race is such a great awareness event. An unique and action-packed event like this will always grab attention, and every bit of increased awareness helps.
to increase awareness about narcolepsy
I was diagnosed with Narcolepsy in August of 2012 after years of being told I was "just tired from work, school, and kids" It is so great to see people taking extraordinary measures to raise awareness on this overwhelming disorder.
More awareness and more funds are needed so much! This is a fun way to do it!