Amanda’s passion has always been to be a writer, and more specifically a journalist. She shares her adventures and stressors when dealing with her epilepsy as this soon to be graduate searches for hope.
Personally I’m grateful on so many levels that I’m not dating anymore. If I had to start again it would be bad. Mainly because I’m super awkward.
Sometimes Epilepsy can limit the activities we can do. I prefer to challenge those limitations. On a recent skydive I pushed those limitations to the edge.
Lainie shares her journey of mindful acceptance with epilepsy. She exposes her inner struggle and recognizes the importance of self-love.
Tamu was diagnosed with epilepsy at 14. She experienced myoclonic seizures for a several years prior to this diagnosis, and had her first tonic clonic seizure in the summer of 2014
Epilepsy is a fact of life and it’s our challenge to live with it as best we can. I want to share 5 tips that help me live well with epilepsy.
Sometimes the most valuable life lessons can be the most brutal to learn. Emily reminds us why these lessons are worth it in the end.
Maureen shares practical tips on how to take back your independence when you don’t have a license.
