Epilepsy Awareness Month 2018: What you need to know
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November is Epilepsy Awareness Month and it’s a great opportunity to get people talking about a disease that affects between 1-3% of the world’s population.
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: Guess Who’s Back
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Guess who’s back on the Living Well With Epilepsy site and sharing her recent go-round with seizures…Read on to find out if your guess is right!
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: Seeing Seizures from a New Perspective
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Though I’ve lived with Epilepsy for most of my life, watching a family member experience seizures for the first time was harder than I ever imagined.
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: David’s Reverie
posted in: Epilepsy Blog Relay, Nov 15 EBR Posts 1
This post is part of the Epilepsy Blog Relay™ which will run from November 1 through November 30. Follow along and add comments to posts that … Read More
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: Week 1 Recap
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This week Living Well With Epilepsy launched another Epilepsy Blog Relay™ to mark the first week of Epilepsy Awareness Month. Here’s a recap in case you missed any of this week’s posts.
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: Five things to know about epilepsy and genes
posted in: Epilepsy Blog Relay, Epilepsy Research, Nov 15 EBR Posts 1
This post is part of the Epilepsy Blog Relay™ which will run from November 1 through November 30. Follow along and add comments to posts that … Read More
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: How a diagnosis of LGS connected one family to an entire community
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This post was written by Elizabeth Terry, a historian and author in St. Louis, and mom to Spencer who has Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome (LGS). Living Well With … Read More
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: They Say You Can’t Skydive
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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.