Sometimes it’s hard to practice self-care of yourself if you’re busy as caregiver. Leila shares with us why it’s important to avoid caregiver fatigue.
Check out our writer’s list of the 20+ must haves for Living Well With Epilepsy in 2019. The team shared their favorite things to stay cozy in 2019 including everything from white boards for memory, to food services for when you can’t get to the store, or a cozy blanket for when you just want to hide!
Many of us will face a devastating diagnosis and some will even face life with a chronic illness, like Epilepsy. Here are a few tips to help.
Emily shares 4 reasons to exercise even when you are living with a chronic illness. She also gives us a few ideas of how to exercise safely!
Throughout the month of July, we’ll be making time to get outside. All month we will be celebrating the ways you are #livingwelloutside.
This post is part of the Epilepsy Blog Relay™, which will run from June 1 to June 30, 2018.ย Follow along! Brodi’s Story Epilepsy should be … Read More
One of the things I do yearly is to look at my seizure triggers and try and create a plan of action in order to avoid seizures in my life, so I thought I would go through the items that I deal with and how to avoid issues throughout the year so that you may find some sort of system that works for you.
I recently had the opportunity to interview Sarah Collard, a Fellow at Bournemouth University following the release of her article on Epilepsy & Exercise.
