Pro Golfer Kenzie O’Connell On Taking Control of Her Epilepsy and Fighting for Zero Seizures
STEPS Toward Zero champion, Kenzie O’Connell, and epilepsy advocate, Landis Wiedner, share about their experiences living with and managing epilepsy
STEPS Toward Zero champion, Kenzie O’Connell, and epilepsy advocate, Landis Wiedner, share about their experiences living with and managing epilepsy
Stephanie shares her experience with epilepsy, pregnancy and finding gratitude through it all.
Frankly I’m tired of the fighting among members of the epilepsy community. The fact that the epilepsy community is so fractured is only hindering all our work.
We’ve taken a close look at epilepsy stigma and wanted to share the similarities and differences in how teens and adults respond to epilepsy stigma in real life
Currently, Jamie is feeling a sense of imposter syndrome when it comes to her epilepsy. She’s come up with a few ways to tackle it.
Alison and husband Preston have talked about planning a family but they knew her epilepsy would mean taking some extra steps. Here she shares their journey.
Before I started treatment for Cancer, I knew my “5-yr survival rate” was 39%. Yet it’s taken ~40 years to est. 29% of deaths in epilepsy could be from SUDEP.
After seven years of struggling to get a proper epilepsy diagnosis, Laura found a neurologist who would listen. She’s now a year seizure free!