Living Well With Epilepsy’s, Epilepsy Blog Relay™ is an epilepsy awareness movement to designed to maximize collaboration and eliminate stigma. Thanks as always to our generous sponsors and partners!
November draws closer and that means we are gearing up for Living Well With Epilepsy’s second Epilepsy Blog Relay™. For anyone who may have missed the relay in June, this is an epilepsy awareness movement to designed to maximize collaboration and eliminate stigma. The Epilepsy Blog Relay™ engages people living with epilepsy, … Read More
Thanks to everyone who participated in the first ever Epilepsy Blog Relay. Together we have increased awareness of epilepsy stigma around the world.… Read More
Week four of the Epilepsy Blog Relay has come to a close. There are two days left to check in on the participants.… Read More
Epilepsy Stigma We are now in week three of the #EpilepsyBlogRelay. We have had a few requests from additional sites to join in the relay. If you are interested in participating with a post on epilepsy stigma here’s how you can join: Add the following to the beginning of your post: This … Read More
Epilepsy Stigma We are now in week two of the #EpilepsyBlogRelay, which is designed to shine a spotlight on epilepsy stigma. Throughout the month of June, epilepsy bloggers and organizations from #Philly to #Cameroon are writing about #stigma on their own sites. Here’s a recap in case you missed any of this … Read More
Epilepsy Stigma This week Living Well With Epilepsy launched the first #EpilepsyBlogRelay to shine a spotlight on stigma. Throughout the month of June, epilepsy bloggers and organizations from #Philly to #Cameroon are writing about #stigma on their own sites. These sites are linked through a common desire to reduce stigma for those … Read More
This post is part of the Epilepsy Stigma Blog Relay which will run from June 1 through June 30. Follow along and add comments to posts that inspire you! I have always worried about work. Do you need to take time off after a seizure? How long should you take to recover? … Read More
Epilepsy stigma can be a legitimate concern in the workplace but having a job is more about showing off your abilities.… Read More