Epilepsy and Fitness: Choosing a Charity and Giving Back
When you can give back to the community while doing something you love, everybody wins. Abby shares her example of giving back with Girls on the Run.
Leila’s Ideas: Back to School with Epilepsy
It’s that time of year again! The family vacations have ended, pencils and notebooks have been purchased, and clothes are picked out for the first day of school. Kids all over the country are going back to school and, for many, it is exciting! Back to school may mean homework, but it … Read More
Emily’s Perspective: My Family’s Epilepsy Experience
Epilepsy doesn’t just impact the person diagnosed, it also effects the entire family. Emily shares her family’s experience and offers advice to others.
FDA gathers Patient Perspectives on August 1
On August 1, the FDA is hosting a workshop to gather feedback on patient perspectives, needs and experience with medical devices in Silver Spring, MD.
Leila’s Ideas: Camping with Epilepsy
Camping can be so much fun! For those of us with epilepsy, it requires a little planning. Leila gives us tips how to make camping with epilepsy successful!
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: Maureen finds peace despite her fears
The top of the waterfall in Iceland was just as beautiful and tranquil as described, perfectly reflecting this newfound sense of peace I had found.
Epilepsy Blog Relay™: It’s not just other people
Try not to give in to other people’s beliefs of you. You are in control. You are in charge of how you see yourself.
Leila’s Ideas: An excuse to sleep
I hear and read many people talking about how much they love to sleep. It makes sense! Laying in bed is relaxing and comfortable, sleep reduces stress, and rejuvenates the body in many ways. Sometimes, though, in our busy world, finding time to sleep is difficult. We get so busy completing tasks … Read More