Epilepsy Blog Relay™: From a Grieving Parent on Graduation Day
For a grieving parent who has lost a child, the thoughts of an upcoming graduation day (and the day itself) – there are no words to express the pain.… Read More
For a grieving parent who has lost a child, the thoughts of an upcoming graduation day (and the day itself) – there are no words to express the pain.… Read More
The phrase “The weather is nice outside today” was my salvation when I needed to pretend that all was fine in the world.… Read More
I am a firm believer in signs, not the type that are physically positioned throughout our daily lives, but those that are spiritually given to us when we need them most.… Read More
Our world revolved around seizures; therefore, many of our family “traditions” were altered. Epilepsy wasn’t an “if” it was a “when”, “where” and “how” in our lives. This was magnified on holidays and events through the stages of Clayton’s journey, especially when he was first hospitalized. As time progressed, though, we learned … Read More
Shelby Myers has offered to write from her own experience on Loss from Epilepsy. I hope you will take a minute to connect with Shelby and her story.… Read More