Living Well With Epilepsy’s, Epilepsy Blog Relay: Epilepsy Medications and Fitness
Vinay learned to ask about side effects as they related to his intense fitness plan whenever his neurologist changed his epilepsy medications.
Epilepsy Blog Relay: One week as an epilepsy camp counselor changed my life
The opportunity to be a camp counselor for a week arose and I jumped on it. I love kids, I love camping, and I needed to find a way to give back to my community. I thought that this could just be it. I had no idea that this was going to change my life.
Epilepsy Blog Relay: November is Epilepsy Awareness Month
If you are newly diagnosed or just now looking into connecting with others living with epilepsy, we may not have met. I’m Jessica K. Smith, founder and CEO of Living Well With Epilepsy and I was diagnosed with epilepsy after having several tonic clonic (grand mal) seizures the summer between seventh and … Read More
Healthy Aging: Epilepsy and Brain Training
Similar to nutrition and religion, I am not necessarily a model to follow when it comes to making great life choices. I mean, I’m getting better at the whole adulting thing for sure, but it’s taken me longer than I’d like to admit to get to this point. So bear that in … Read More
Healthy Aging: Nutrition and Epilepsy
When it comes to nutrition and epilepsy, well, my comfort food is pizza. But now I have epilepsy, cancer, heart disease, & alzheimer’s hanging over me it can’t hurt to look into eating a little healthier.
Life with epilepsy in high school
Jordan is 16 years old and a junior in high school and she’s had epilepsy for the past 8 years. She shares bit of what it is like to live with epilepsy.
4 Tips to help you track seizures
Jewel shares a few tips on how to keep track of your seizures. We hope this helps as you move through your own epilepsy journey.
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