Check out our writer’s list of the 20+ must haves for Living Well With Epilepsy in 2019. The team shared their favorite things to stay cozy in 2019 including everything from white boards for memory, to food services for when you can’t get to the store, or a cozy blanket for when you just want to hide!
Jessica Keenan Smith, founder of Living Well With Epilepsy, has been nominated for a Her Abilities Award, a global award honoring women with disabilities.
Alisa Kennedy Jones, a screenwriter and author of GOTHAM GIRL INTERRUPTED found herself diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of forty.
Counting pills a gazillion times before a vacation might seem over the top, but if Maureen doesn’t have her epilepsy medication she will have seizures.
Audra offers some tips on creating a 504 and an IEP plan to safeguard your child with epilepsy at school.
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month and it’s a great opportunity to get people talking about a disease that affects between 1-3% of the world’s population.
Throughout the month of July, we’ll be making time to get outside. All month we will be celebrating the ways you are #livingwelloutside.
On 6/30 at 7pm ET, we will host our next #LIVINGWELLCHAT. We will hear from the community on what the new marijuana-based epilepsy drug could mean for families affected by LGS and Dravet Syndrome.