As part of the Living Well Reader Survey some of you responded that you would like more information on how do deal with a new diagnosis. This is a tough issue at any age, but can be especially critical when a child is young. A while back I did a presentation at … Read More
I’ve connected with lots of new people and organizations on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook recently. I thought it was time to share this wealth of information that the folks from around the world can bring to the conversation about living well with epilepsy. Wordless WednesdayAs I mentioned in an earlier post, there … Read More
When something smells bad in the ‘fridge you might call a spouse over to take a whiff. You might even go so far as to say “c’mere taste this, it smells bad doesn’t it?” But, would you just leave it in the fridge for months to see if someone mentioned it? I … Read More
Bryan T. Farley I recently met photographer Bryan Farley via our wonderful information super highway, and he offered to share his photos from the 2011 National Walk for Epilepsy in Washington DC. Why this photographer? I find the photos to be heartfelt and maybe that’s because the walk is close to Bryan’s … Read More
Below is a story that was originally produced for the Journal of Human Molecular Genetics (May 2011). The research is so groundbreaking that the story has already been picked up by Science Daily, The Toronto Sun, The Ottowa Sun, A Health Blog, BioQuick News, PhysOrg and is spreading across the globe swiftly. What’s the … Read More
There is a movement of sites that use Wednesday as a day to feature their linkup. The post is called Wordless Wednesday to fall in line with the rest of the sites that implement this opportunity to connect. I’ll only do this once a month (unless it really picks up steam) but … Read More
We are still really early in the Living Well reader survey process, but really filling these things out is only fun if you can find out what everyone else is saying. So, here’s some inside info as a way to say thanks for helping out Living Well With Epilepsy. How’d ya find us?Most vistitors are … Read More
Recently, Disaboom, the leading resource for disability information and real-life articles about people with disabilities, approached Living Well With Epilepsy. The folks at Disaboom were looking for help in providing their readers with information on epilepsy. Well, they came to the right place. Check out the new articlesThe Disaboom homepage now features … Read More