Epilepsy & Seizures Support Group

Epilepsy (often referred to as a seizure disorder) is a chronic neurological condition characterized by recurrent unprovoked seizures. It is commonly controlled with medication, although surgical methods are used as well. Seizures (or convulsions) are temporary abnormal electrophysiologic phenomena of the brain, resulting in abnormal synchronization of electrical neuronal...

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hi just wanted to introduce my self.
im on here as i have an 11 year old son with epilepsy. he has 3/4 types. and on 2 lots of meds .
just here really for support and too support.x.x.xx
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HI THERE MY NAME IS SHIRL,I HAVE HAD EPILEPSY,SINCE I WAS 13 NOW 45YRS, 32 YEARS .STILL HAVE IT BUT WORSE LOVE SHIRLXX
Brave
Brave
I really feel, for you and your son.
Epilepsy can be very scary to all that
witness the effects of it. Although I've
had an operation and I'm doing well,
I still worry if the seizures will start back
up. I'd love to write back and forth to
you, and share the many anxieties that
come along with this illness.

BRAVE
Brave
Brave
I really feel, for you and your son.
Epilepsy can be very scary to all that
witness the effects of it. Although I've
had an operation and I'm doing well,
I still worry if the seizures will start back
up. I'd love to write back and forth to
you, and share the many anxieties that
come along with this illness.

BRAVE
Brave
Brave
I really feel, for you and your son.
Epilepsy can be very scary to all that
witness the effects of it. Although I've
had an operation and I'm doing well,
I still worry if the seizures will start back
up. I'd love to write back and forth to
you, and share the many anxieties that
come along with this illness.

BRAVE
Brave
Brave
I really feel, for you and your son.
Epilepsy can be very scary to all that
witness the effects of it. Although I've
had an operation and I'm doing well,
I still worry if the seizures will start back
up. I'd love to write back and forth to
you, and share the many anxieties that
come along with this illness.

BRAVE
deleted_user
deleted_user
I was knocked off my feet by epilepsy 9 years ago. Try not to think of yourself or your son as fallen angels. You might have heard it all before but don't let epilepsy keep you both down, there's definitely a lot more to you both then just epilepsy
eros420
eros420
Hello there. My daughter was officialy diagnosed today by the neurologist with partial complex seizures. We have known of course for like ten years but no clear dx until today. I'm kinda shocked and scared.
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