Creating the LivingWellWithEpilepsy blog has been a wonderful adventure. Your comments and emails have shown me that it is time to upgrade to a platform that can handle all the exciting new ideas you have helped to develop. Thank You Many of you have been readers since the beginning, and I cannot … Read More
Throughout the Fall 2012 semester, a group of Wharton students have been working hard transforming www.LivingWellwithEpilepsy.com. The new site will still have a blog component, but will provide a more comprehensive resource to the millions affected by epilepsy. The all new Living Well With Epilepsy will launch during Epilepsy Awareness Month. You … Read More
Throughout the Fall 2012 semester, a group of Wharton students have been working hard transforming www.LivingWellwithEpilepsy.com. Don’t worry, the new site will still have a blog component, but will provide a more comprehensive resource to the millions affected by epilepsy. The new site will launch during Epilepsy Awareness Month. You can expect … Read More
This year “The Purple Pumpkin Project” was started by Ron LaMontagne and to raise Epilepsy Awareness in honor of his 7 year old son. Check out the pictures The goal of the project was to get people talking about how purple is the color for epilepsy. You will find some great photos … Read More
Living Well With Epilepsy has an online store, which opened last year just in time for Epilepsy Awareness Month. Don’t miss your chance to purchase all your epilepsy awareness gear including shirts, mugs, stickers, bags and more. Currently there are two designs available with more to follow. Make a difference this November … Read More
Here’s a sneak peak at our new logo! This fall a group of Wharton School students have been hard at work learning about epilepsy. In November we will launch a new Living Well With Epilepsy. The site is being transformed from a blog into a comprehensive website. The students aim to create … Read More
Morgan’s Story When I was 15 months old, I had my first seizure. I had been sick and running a very high fever. According to my mom and my dad, I had a febrile seizure that lasted for 90 minutes. Three months later, I was hospitalized again due to another seizure. Originally, … Read More
I read the pieces on King Tut in both the Washington Post and in Time and I have to say I was annoyed. When a friend forwarded the WaPo story to me with the note “Interesting theory,” I realized I needed to respond. Let me just say up front, The Washington Post … Read More