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Ten years ago, my husband and I vowed to care for each other in sickness and in health. Little did we know, we would have to live out those words.
Billee grew up in a small mining town in the Western Australia Pilbara, The Outback. She was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of four.
Abby’s experience was probably similar to a lot of new moms. But, when you have epilepsy that pure exhaustion and extra stress can be a little dangerous.
Maxine shares how she was placed in Kingseat Hospital and told she was mad due to her epilepsy diagnosis.
After 40 years of living with epilepsy Peter reminds us that we need to stay strong and not be afraid to tell others about our disease.
Alison recently spent 8 days in the University of Virginiaโs epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) in hopes of capturing a few seizures on a video EEG. She brought back a few tips on how to keep your sanity during your next EMU stay.
Heidi reminds us that sharing an epilepsy story with others no matter how afraid you are will help fight against the stigma.
She thought epilepsy was something that manifested itself early in life. However, at 56 Julian found herself diagnosed with epilepsy as an adult.
