This episode of What the EF podcast has the world’s best meet-cute and what dating with empathy looks like. Calling in from Scotland, Abby and Colin Bodie share their love story and how it feels being with someone who truly gets it. Available on: YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, & … Read More
What the EF podcast kicks off Seizen 3 with Jennifer Reyes on her strategies for the awkward convos at work about seizures or needing accommodations (which are legally required but hard to ask for). Grab a pen because you’ll want to write these tips down! Available on: YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Google Podcasts, … Read More
Lisa Lindahl is the inventor of the sports bra. ‘Nuff said. Lisa’s mom said that epilepsy meant she had zero expectations of Lisa accomplishing anything. Instead, Lisa paved the way for female entrepreneurs and people living with epilepsy. We chatted with this icon about how much things have changed—and what still needs … Read More
Dudes and dating Perfect Valentine’s Day episode! As a pediatric epileptologist living with epilepsy, Dr. Ingram has a unique perspective—and one that doesn’t get a lot of attention: being a male living with epilepsy. He shares struggles he faced that never occurred to us, like being a teenager and unable to pick … Read More
So…can I have kids? Dr. King educates us on that burning question that many of us females have…can I have kids, and if so, what is that going to look like for me? An epileptologist who specializes in women’s health, Dr. King shares her vast knowledge on birth control, med changes/adjustments, and … Read More
What the EF Podcast – Episode 2 Sarah Carlson has a unique experience of how her epilepsy diagnosis came to light…literally. A former news anchor, Sarah had a seizure while on air, which ended up costing her job. During her two-year search for a diagnosis, Sarah also lost her license, kids, and … Read More
When a child with Epilepsy begins school, he or she may face many obstacles. In this article, I suggest some tips to help kids find success.
With a traumatic childhood and multiple disabilities, Ken still fights for a better life and to help those around him.