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CODEY INTRODUCES LEGISLATION CALLING FOR FURTHER STUDY INTO SUDDEN, UNEXPECTED DEATH IN EPILEPSY.
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A few days after finishing a four-month-long effort to skate 100 miles and raise nearly $16,000 for the Danny Did Foundation, the Norwood Park 8-year-old said he was happy and relieved to have met his goal.
Danny Did Foundation Marks November Epilepsy Awareness Month
He’s trying to raise $25,000 for the Danny Did Foundation
Curley raises money to help fight Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy
Skating 100 Miles for a Cause!
After receiving a record number of applications, Northwestern’s Dance Marathon committees have restructured to increase efficiency and include as many students as possible.
Nick Curley, a resident of Chicago, will be nearing the end of his 100-mile skate next weekend, which he started over the summer to raise money for the Danny Did Foundation.
IceHogs will skate with Chicago boy for ‘100 Miles For Danny’ campaign
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