International Epilepsy Day: from Ireland to Australia with refractory epilepsy
Maria Elizabeth invites us along on her twenty-one year journey with refractory epilepsy as she travels the world and completes her doctorate.
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Maria Elizabeth invites us along on her twenty-one year journey with refractory epilepsy as she travels the world and completes her doctorate.
By sharing my story I discovered the social connections within the epilepsy community. Speaking about how I overcame the fear of uncertainty of having seizure was a different kind of exposure for me.
Lisa, who has grown up in Zimbabwe and Kenya, shares how living with epilepsy has had both a physical and psychological effect on her.
Erica shares the story of her pregnancy planning journey, while also managing epilepsy.
Maureen knew that pregnancy was going to be difficult. But postpartum care was where she lacked support from medical professionals as a woman with epilepsy.
It’s not always easy, this life and feeling grateful, especially when epilepsy is in the mix. So, I wanted to share a little about my perspective on gratitude.
Abby shares 5 tips to help you thoughtfully choose a safe fitness program or physical activity when you are living with epilepsy.
Soo has lived with epilepsy her whole life and shares 5 tips for finding hope when living with epilepsy.