Dravet Syndrome

[This is the fourth of five videos I produced for the Dravet Syndrome Foundation]

WHAT IS DRAVET SYNDROME?

Dravet syndrome, also known as Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy (SMEI), is a rare and catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy that begins in infancy. Initial seizures are most often prolonged events and in the second year of life other seizure types begin to emerge. Development remains on track initially, with plateaus and a progressive decline typically beginning in the second year of life.

Children with Dravet syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their daily lives.

The Dravet Syndrome Foundation is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to aggressively raising research funds for Dravet syndrome and related conditions. By offering research grants for syndrome-specific research with a novel approach, the DSF can move researchers and the medical community forward to find better treatments and a cure while assisting afflicted individuals and their families.

Back in 2010, I produced a video on Dravet syndrome for Miami Children’s Hospital. Earlier this year, I was contacted by the Dravet Syndrome Foundation (who came across that same video online) to produce a series of videos that would bring to light the challenges faced by the children and families suffering through this debilitating illness.

This is Alex’s story…

Dravet Syndrome Foundation: Alex’s Story from DanPerezFilms on Vimeo.

NOTE: “Team Dalpe” raised nearly $10,000 at this year’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Providence Half Marathon back in August. Cheers!

Join the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at the Steps Toward A Cure in Monroe, CT, on Sunday, October 14th. This fun, family-friendly event includes, a 1.5-mile family walk, refreshments, teacup raffle and kids’ activities. It will be held at Great Hollow Lake in Monroe. Proceeds benefit Dravet Syndrome Foundation.

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[This is the third of five videos I produced for the Dravet Syndrome Foundation]

WHAT IS DRAVET SYNDROME?

Dravet syndrome, also known as Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy (SMEI), is a rare and catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy that begins in infancy. Initial seizures are most often prolonged events and in the second year of life other seizure types begin to emerge. Development remains on track initially, with plateaus and a progressive decline typically beginning in the second year of life.

Children with Dravet syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their daily lives.

The Dravet Syndrome Foundation is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to aggressively raising research funds for Dravet syndrome and related conditions. By offering research grants for syndrome-specific research with a novel approach, the DSF can move researchers and the medical community forward to find better treatments and a cure while assisting afflicted individuals and their families.

Back in 2010, I produced a video on Dravet syndrome for Miami Children’s Hospital. Earlier this year, I was contacted by the Dravet Syndrome Foundation (who came across that same video online) to produce a series of videos that would bring to light the challenges faced by the children and families suffering through this debilitating illness.

This is Maddie’s story…

[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/48117617[/vimeo]

Join the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at the Steps Toward A Cure in Monroe, CT, on Sunday, October 14th. This fun, family-friendly event includes, a 1.5-mile family walk, refreshments, teacup raffle and kids’ activities. It will be held at Great Hollow Lake in Monroe. Proceeds benefit Dravet Syndrome Foundation.

Did you know that video promotion is over 6 times more effective than print and online? If you’re not using video to promote your product or service, maybe it’s time you did. Feel free to contact us to discuss how we can help tell your company or organization’s unique story…

Like us on facebook and you’ll make us really happy; we’re not sure why, though, but studies have shown that people who like our facebook page are 37% cooler than people who don’t…

[This is the second of five videos I produced for the Dravet Syndrome Foundation]

WHAT IS DRAVET SYNDROME?

Dravet syndrome, also known as Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy (SMEI), is a rare and catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy that begins in infancy. Initial seizures are most often prolonged events and in the second year of life other seizure types begin to emerge. Development remains on track initially, with plateaus and a progressive decline typically beginning in the second year of life.

Children with Dravet syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their daily lives.

The Dravet Syndrome Foundation is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to aggressively raising research funds for Dravet syndrome and related conditions. By offering research grants for syndrome-specific research with a novel approach, the DSF can move researchers and the medical community forward to find better treatments and a cure while assisting afflicted individuals and their families.

Back in 2010, I produced a video on Dravet syndrome for Miami Children’s Hospital. Earlier this year, I was contacted by the Dravet Syndrome Foundation (who came across that same video online) to produce a series of videos that would bring to light the challenges faced by the children and families suffering through this debilitating illness. This is the second of a series of five videos I shot during the weekend of the foundation’s annual signature event in Greenwich, Connecticut, Ciara’s Butterfly Bash.

This is Andrew’s story…

[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/48117618[/vimeo]

Join the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at the Steps Toward A Cure in Monroe, CT, on Sunday, October 14th. This fun, family-friendly event includes, a 1.5-mile family walk, refreshments, teacup raffle and kids’ activities. It will be held at Great Hollow Lake in Monroe. Proceeds benefit Dravet Syndrome Foundation.

Should you know someone who’s children may be suffering from Dravet Syndrome or Dravet-like symptoms, please pass on this video and have them contact the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at www.DravetFoundation.org.

Thank you.

Did you know that video promotion is over 6 times more effective than print and online? If you’re not using video to promote your product or service, maybe it’s time you did. Feel free to contact us to discuss how we can help tell your company or organization’s unique story…

Like us on facebook and you’ll make us really happy; we’re not sure why, though, but studies have shown that people who like our facebook page are 37% cooler than people who don’t…

WHAT IS DRAVET SYNDROME?

Dravet syndrome, also known as Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy (SMEI), is a rare and catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy that begins in infancy. Initial seizures are most often prolonged events and in the second year of life other seizure types begin to emerge. Development remains on track initially, with plateaus and a progressive decline typically beginning in the second year of life.

Children with Dravet syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their daily lives.

The Dravet Syndrome Foundation is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to aggressively raising research funds for Dravet syndrome and related conditions. By offering research grants for syndrome-specific research with a novel approach, the DSF can move researchers and the medical community forward to find better treatments and a cure while assisting afflicted individuals and their families.

Back in 2010, I produced a video on Dravet syndrome for Miami Children’s Hospital. Earlier this year, I was contacted by the Dravet Syndrome Foundation (who came across that same video online) to produce a series of videos that would bring to light the challenges faced by the children and families suffering through this debilitating illness. This is the first of a series of five videos I shot during the weekend of the foundation’s annual signature event in Greenwich, Connecticut, Ciara’s Butterfly Bash.

This is Norah’s story…

[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/48180408[/vimeo]

Join the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at the Steps Toward A Cure in Monroe, CT, on Sunday, October 14th. This fun, family-friendly event includes, a 1.5-mile family walk, refreshments, teacup raffle and kids’ activities. It will be held at Great Hollow Lake in Monroe. Proceeds benefit Dravet Syndrome Foundation.

Should you know someone who’s children may be suffering from Dravet Syndrome or Dravet-like symptoms, please pass on this video and have them contact the Dravet Syndrome Foundation at www.DravetFoundation.org.

Thank you.

Did you know that video promotion is over 6 times more effective than print and online? If you’re not using video to promote your product or service, maybe it’s time you did. Feel free to contact us to discuss how we can help tell your company or organization’s unique story…

Like us on facebook and you’ll make us really happy; we’re not sure why, though, but studies have shown that people who like our facebook page are 37% cooler than people who don’t…