Epilepsy Awareness

MY MISSION

The purpose of this epilepsy charity is to support epilepsy awareness and to help individuals with epilepsy to connect and fight; to ensure not another moment is lost to seizures. To offer educate about seizure recognition, seizure first aid and increase understanding about epilepsy in general. To help combat the isolation often associated with epilepsy and to encourage individuals and families to start opening their windows to the world without feeling vulnerable.

To establish a principle that epilepsy creates unity and builds strong bonds. We need to educate people what to do and what not to do when someone is having a seizure, to encourage concerned authorities to take action to improve the lives of people with epilepsy and to provide communities, schools and workplaces with sessions, courses, seminars and presentations to educate on the basics of epilepsy.

Together, let us support epilepsy awareness!

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MY PROMISE

Education

My ultimate aim is to eradicate the stigma that is often associated with epilepsy by raising epilepsy awareness and truly educating people on the condition. I also wish to teach people who suffer from epilepsy not to try and hide their condition or be ashamed of it. Epilepsy is something significant that needs to be talked about in all it’s aspect.

Health

Education leads to funding, which leads to cures. My aim is to spread enough epilepsy awareness that people may understand it’s impact and the need for cure. I also want people to be educated on the do’s and don’ts of seizure handling so everyone will know how to make the best decision for the individual’s well-being.

Support

I promise to support both individuals and families who have been impacted by epilepsy to help them live a complete and full life. Through multiple projects and fundraisers, I’ll help raise both money and awareness. The epilepsy stories page will always be open to share experiences and hope it helps resonate with sufferers.

Prosper

I look toward a future where we can end the suffering epilepsy inflict. I’ll keep on raising enough to help fund a cure and persevere spreading enough awareness for people to be able to live a content life with epilepsy. My goal is to teach every one especially younger people suffering from epilepsy doesn’t have to govern their life.

RECENT EVENTS

Variety of fun activities to raise more funds for epilepsy awareness!

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YOUR STORIES

Real life, real experiences…

My Epilepsy Journey – Michelle Hackett

Hi! My name is Michelle and I want to share my epilepsy journey story. I have suffered with epilepsy for almost 21 years.I have front left temporal lobe epilepsy. I am currently taking 1500 Keppra twice daily. 500mg Lamictal twice daily. And 20mg Clobazam nightly.

Isabella Stefanoski Epilepsy Story

Hi there I got diagnosed with absent seizures at the age of 6, then had my first grand mile seizure when I was 17. I had a bit of an incident late April last year , where I had a grand mile seizure and

NANCY YOUNG STORY

I was in college and working. I was working in the ER as an intermediate level EMT and had focuses in trauma and orthopedics. I also did some triage as well. I was three weeks away from graduation. I left work on December 2,

MY LIFE WITH EPILEPSY

I Was Diagnosed with Epilepsy, At 17, After An Accident At work, Where I was Working on a Scaffolding, 35ft Up, The Scaffolding Collapsed with me on it, That was 28, Years ago, I Suffered a Head injury, it was a very strange sensation,

EPILEPGERMANY

Epilepgermany, Projecte and cooperation partners Sven - Michael My name is Sven, I'm 30 years old and I'm from Germany. My birth was a real adventure. I was born 6 weeks earlier, had brain hemorrhage and was deaf. I learned to walk when I

EPILEPSY MADE ME STRONGER

"My name is Ketaki Chitale. I am from Mumbai, India. I was diagnosed with Epilepsy at the age of 10. I apparently did showcase the symptoms before being diagnosed, but the research and medical know-how regarding Epilepsy in India was not as developed in the early

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HELP CHANGE LIVES TODAY

Few people are actually willing to step up and talk about Epilepsy. We need to make the world aware of the impact Epilepsy has on so many and find a cure. Without a cure, there are far too many people who will never have relief from seizures. Support epilepsy awareness!

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