If your team is organizing an epilepsy awareness event, you are probably looking for an inexpensive way to increase attendance and further your mission. We are pleased to announce that you can now submit your event to Living Well With Epilepsy through our Submit Your Event page. How does it work? The … Read More
On Facebook, we’ve been talking about stigma from epilepsy. It is great to see how willing everyone is to talk about their experiences. I just wanted to take a minute to add a special post here so no one missed out on the conversation. Check out the questions I’ve posed several questions. … Read More
A while back I heard from my friend Mandy, you may know her as EpilepsyBlogger. I was sad and frightened to learn that her seizure activity had dramatically increased. See, for as long as I’ve known this amazing young woman, she has proven herself to be a strong and smart advocate for … Read More
On March 24 the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey marked Purple Day with a benefit concert at the legendary Stone Pony. The event raised $12,000 which is more than double what they raised at event in 2012. There were more than 300 people in attendance including Eric Miller of Candlelight Concerts, Gary … Read More
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Dr. Hiroki Taniguchi, CURE grantee and a research group leader with the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MFPI), was recently awarded $100,000 by Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE) for his efforts to study cellular structures seeking to identify pathways for treatments or cures for epilepsy. Dr. Taniguchi has generously … Read More
On March 24, be sure to swing by the legendary Stone Pony located in Asbury Park, NJ. You won’t want to miss the Second Annual Paint the Pony Purple concert to benefit epilepsy awareness. Event Updates The team at the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey just let me know that a few … Read More
I was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of 8 and have coped with it ever since. Initially, my epilepsy was a burden, however I am in the process of accepting what I have. I am also trying to help others do the same. At present, I take a drug called Keppra. … Read More