Memory and Epilepsy: Through the haze of epilepsy medication
Every morning, I gulp a pill that transforms my past into historical fiction. The medication which manages my epilepsy, also devours my memory.
Every morning, I gulp a pill that transforms my past into historical fiction. The medication which manages my epilepsy, also devours my memory.
A Seizure Action Plan is a personalized document that provides information on how others can respond on how to respond on your behalf during a seizure. Here we’ll share how a seizure action plan can give you back some control.
Let’s be honest, eating well, exercising regularly, getting the minimum 8-hours of sleep and eliminating stress is not always possible. So whether your seizures are controlled or uncontrolled, or just sort of controlled, consider these 5 reasons to have a rescue medication for epilepsy.
You may have heard the term “Rescue Medication”, when used in reference to Asthma, COPD, Heart Disease or Allergies. But what is a rescue medication for epilepsy?
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We unpack it all with Madeleine Khamnei—the struggles of college, jobs, and dating. Epilepsy stopped her dreams in their tracks, and she got back up (sometimes literally), created new goals, and continues to kick ass at them. Our jaws are pretty much on the floor as Madeleine shares with us her secret … Read More
We kick off Seizen 2 of What the EF podcast with professional powerhouse Jeff Parent, who’s a president of Toyota AND the Epilepsy Foundation of America Board. (no biggie.) We chat with Jeff about what it’s like when you, your dad, and two of your kids have epilepsy. And maybe grab the … Read More
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