Epilepsy Blog Relay: Tips to feel less isolated and alone after an epilepsy diagnosis
Michael shares how he feels isolated and alone since his diagnosis of epilepsy. He doesn’t know anyone else living with epilepsy.
Michael shares how he feels isolated and alone since his diagnosis of epilepsy. He doesn’t know anyone else living with epilepsy.
Henry at about 1 year old, started having seizures again but this time there was no fever. Our lives just changed forever.
My first grand-mal seizure landed me in the hospital and really opened my eyes. When I received a diagnosis of epilepsy, I was just 23.
Mike admits, “when your spouse has epilepsy you will find it’s easy to help them. It may take a little extra work, but it’s worth it because you love them.”
Jade shares how she took something that was crushing her spirit (epilepsy), and turned it into what drives her. She shares her own Keto Journey with us.
Teo shares his story of brain surgery. He shares the importance of flexibility and the ability to adapt to every situation.
Rachel’s son Andrew has multiple chronic conditions including Cerebral Palsy, Lennox Gastaut Syndrome and Cortical Visual Impairment. She shares a sneak peek into raising a child with special needs.
This post is part of the Epilepsy Blog Relay™ which will run from March 1 through March 31. Follow along! Alison’s Story Since my diagnosis with epilepsy in 2006, I feel like I’ve tried every medication possible to try and stop my seizures. My neurologist added Fycompa in 2016, I’m still not seizure free, but … Read More