Epilepsy, Chronic Illness and Ableism During COVID-19
Yarrow addresses epilepsy, chronic illness and ableism during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yarrow addresses epilepsy, chronic illness and ableism during the COVID-19 pandemic.
When it comes to epilepsy, equality, education and employment, it is my firm belief that we are all allowed to dream regardless of abilities or disabilities.
Amanda encourages readers to remember we are resilient, as we manage the pandemic, seasonal changes and a chronic condition.
Lauren shares her experinence of “showing up for yourself” after her diagnosis of epilepsy.
Rich shares his experience with epilepsy throughout Kenyan Villages. Despite fears and epilepsy myths, the community has agreed to form a Self Help Group where they meet once a month.
Lisa, who has grown up in Zimbabwe and Kenya, shares how living with epilepsy has had both a physical and psychological effect on her.
This year has been so difficult for everyone, but for people living with Epilepsy in Uganda the situation has become unimaginable. Gideon Ronie is doing something about it to support what he refers to as the Epilepsy Awareness Uganda family.
Emma first found out about the Ketogenic Diet when Matthew was about 2 years old. But it wasn’t until he was 7 that he entered the Ketogenic Diet Clinical trial at Great Ormond Street Hospital.