Krystal Ann

08/16/2025

Thank you 😊

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08/13/2025

I miss the winery 🍷

07/02/2025

06/17/2025

Thankful to have a community that supports each other 💜

06/15/2025

Yesterday, we had the chance to join the Purple Walk for epilepsy awareness in downtown Toronto 💜🚶‍♀️
It was such a meaningful experience walking alongside so many people who are passionate about making a difference. Whether you’re living with epilepsy, supporting someone who is, or just want to raise awareness — every step counts.

This walk wasn’t just about wearing purple — it was about starting conversations, breaking down stigma, and standing in solidarity with the 1 in 100 people who will be diagnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime.

I’m so grateful to have been a part of it. Let’s keep spreading awareness, showing support, and pushing for change — one step at a time. 💪💜

I’d like to give thanks to those who donated in my team and my friends who walked with us. To God be the glory!

06/10/2025

Hello everybody!
My son Zach was diagnosed with Epilepsy 2 years ago and he has an ongoing investigation with the cyst in his brain. This Saturday we’re walking in the Purple Walk for Epilepsy Toronto to support the thousands of people in our community affected by epilepsy. Every step we take helps fund critical programs, advocacy, and resources that empower those living with epilepsy. Your donation, big or small, will go directly toward making a meaningful impact. Join us in supporting this cause and helping create a more inclusive and supportive future!

Zach’s Team is called Racing with Epilepsy. To let everyone with his condition know that they can still follow their dreams and passion.

If you want to walk withth us this June 14, Saturday please dm me or go to the website for more info

Please click the link below to donate.

Thank you all in advance!

Epilepsy Toronto Epilepsy Canada

We're walking in the Purple Walk for Epilepsy Toronto to support the thousands of people in our community affected by epilepsy. Every step we take helps fund critical programs, advocacy, and resources that empower those living with epilepsy. Your don...

05/25/2025

This is a story that we don’t discuss out in open and kept there for years until now. I realized I need to share this for awareness and inspire others and end stigma against epilepsy. Next month is Purple Walk and I hope this post would make a difference

Long post ahead…

My son call his story Racing with Epilepsy

When people meet my son for the first time, they see a strong, determined young man who races with passion and grit. What they don’t see is the journey behind the scenes—the daily challenges, the hospital visits, the seizures, and the quiet courage it takes just to keep going. My son lives with epilepsy and a brain cyst, but those conditions don’t define him. His strength does.
We discovered the brain cyst and epilepsy after a series of scary seizures that turned our world upside down. Overnight, life became a whirlwind of MRIs, neurologists, neurosurgeon, medications, and questions we never thought we’d have to ask. The word “uncertainty” became part of our daily vocabulary. But amid the chaos, one thing remained constant: my son’s love for racing.
Racing is where he feels free. The moment he puts on his helmet, he’s in his element. People often ask us, “Aren’t you scared letting him race?” The answer is yes—we are. But we’re more afraid of taking away his dreams, of letting fear dictate his life. Racing isn’t just a sport to him. It’s a statement: I may have epilepsy, but I will not be stopped.
There have been setbacks. There have been days where seizures left him exhausted, the effects of his medications-But he never lets those days keep him down. And through every step, we held tight to our faith of the Almighty.
There were nights I cried alone. But there were also moments of grace—small wins, kind doctors, a smile from Zach even when things felt dark.

To other parents going through something similar—watching your child fight a silent battle—you are not alone. And to those kids out there with a diagnosis trying to chase a dream: don’t stop. You may have something extra to carry, but you also have something extra to give.
My son is more than his diagnosis. He is a fighter, a racer, and my hero.

07/22/2024

Part 2: Spent my birthday at my favourite beach at Nickel Beach

07/22/2024

Part 1: Birthday night + Frieds + Toronto Downtown +

07/02/2024

Life lately.

06/21/2024

Uyy athletic fit na hindi naman athletic 😂

06/03/2024

Now I want curls! 🥹