Putting On My "I'm Fine" Face With EpilepsyIs it normal to say "I'm fine" when you're clearly not? Or perhaps it's easier than explaining your situation to those around you... I usually stay home instead of hanging... By Nisshaa Muniandy3 min readBookmark for later
Trigger Truths: Tell Us About Your Seizure TriggersAre there certain situations that lead to your seizures? We call these seizure triggers. And the truth is, they're different for everyone. Of course, skipping doses of epilepsy meds is... By EpilepsyDisease.com Team1 min readBookmark for later
Loss of Speech After a SeizureSeizures start from abnormal electrical activity in the brain. They affect muscle control and language. They also affect vision and movement. A seizure's impact depends on where the abnormal electrical... By Editorial Team 2 min readBookmark for later
Putting On My "I'm Fine" Face With EpilepsyIs it normal to say "I'm fine" when you're clearly not? Or perhaps it's easier than explaining your situation to those around you... I usually stay home instead of hanging... By Nisshaa Muniandy3 min readBookmark for later
Trigger Truths: Tell Us About Your Seizure TriggersAre there certain situations that lead to your seizures? We call these seizure triggers. And the truth is, they're different for everyone. Of course, skipping doses of epilepsy meds is... By EpilepsyDisease.com Team1 min readBookmark for later
Loss of Speech After a SeizureSeizures start from abnormal electrical activity in the brain. They affect muscle control and language. They also affect vision and movement. A seizure's impact depends on where the abnormal electrical... By Editorial Team 2 min readBookmark for later
Putting On My "I'm Fine" Face With EpilepsyIs it normal to say "I'm fine" when you're clearly not? Or perhaps it's easier than explaining your situation to those around you... I usually stay home instead of hanging... By Nisshaa Muniandy3 min readBookmark for later
Trigger Truths: Tell Us About Your Seizure TriggersAre there certain situations that lead to your seizures? We call these seizure triggers. And the truth is, they're different for everyone. Of course, skipping doses of epilepsy meds is... By EpilepsyDisease.com Team1 min readBookmark for later
Loss of Speech After a SeizureSeizures start from abnormal electrical activity in the brain. They affect muscle control and language. They also affect vision and movement. A seizure's impact depends on where the abnormal electrical... By Editorial Team 2 min readBookmark for later
Riding Rollercoasters With EpilepsyWhen you're an adventurous child filled with imagination and delight, amusement parks can be some of your best childhood memories. For me, it always started with the excitement that came... By Mandi Miller3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
We Had Never Heard of Dravet Syndrome – Until His DiagnosisThe first time I Googled "Dravet syndrome" was the day we got our diagnosis for our son Will – the first time I had ever heard "Druh-vay." The very first... By Kayci Capps3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Healthcare Team Communication - A Parent/Caregiver PerspectiveYou'd think that when your child or loved one has a family doctor, neurologist, and specialist that they would communicate with each other. I recently learned that's not always the...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Don't give upI was 13 when I was diagnosed with epilepsy I was having petit mal seizures (absence seizures) once per day and grand mal seizures (tonic-clonic seizures) 3 to 4 times...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments11 replies