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The Epilepsy Foundation – There For You!

If you have epilepsy and you need help, hope, guidance, information or a new doctor or clinic the Epilepsy Foundation is your #1 source for all of those needs. I […]

Rescued off the Island: Hope and Help for Clusters of Seizures

From 1980 though 2004 when Charley had clusters of seizures we found no information about them. I felt alone on an island protecting a huge secret that no one wanted […]

Speaking of Hallucinations

I’ve read several posts from people who have seizures asking if others have strange tastes in their mouth or experience smelling something that is nowhere to be found before or […]

Epilepsy Awareness Day

https://www.epilepsyawarenessday.org November has become the most important month of the year for me. Bobby (my husband and greatest supporter) and I will attend the Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland […]

The Epilepsy Foundation – There For You!
Posted on December 9, 2023 | No Comments
If you have epilepsy and you need help, hope, guidance, information or a new doctor or clinic the Epilepsy Foundation is your #1 source for all of those needs. I […]
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Rescued off the Island: Hope and Help for Clusters of Seizures
Posted on January 21, 2022 | No Comments
From 1980 though 2004 when Charley had clusters of seizures we found no information about them. I felt alone on an island protecting a huge secret that no one wanted […]
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Speaking of Hallucinations
Posted on October 21, 2018 | No Comments
I’ve read several posts from people who have seizures asking if others have strange tastes in their mouth or experience smelling something that is nowhere to be found before or […]
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