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Blogs and Stories
Stories
True accounts from real people, giving you a glimpse into their lives and experiences
Charlotte’s Update: Results Day Rejection to Dream Career
Charlotte's epilepsy diagnosis at 18 compromised her A-levels, but perseverance and openness to support led her from rejection on results day to her dream job.
Tee’s Journey: From Setbacks to Success with Young Epilepsy
Discover how Tee pursues her dreams, breaking barriers and inspiring others to thrive with epilepsy.
Tips for traveling with epilepsy
Traveling with epilepsy has its complications but with our community tips, you can make your next holiday as comfortable, smooth, and enjoyable as possible.
Community tips for going to college and university
Concerned about starting college or university? Check out these tips from our Facebook and Instagram supporters who have already experienced it!
From Crisis to Confidence: Zaid’s Journey with Young Epilepsy
Discover Zaid’s story and tips for young people seeking support and pursuing a future in social work.
Top 10 teacher tips for putting an IHP into practice
Discover the best ways to implement an Individual Healthcare Plan (IHP) in schools with these top ten tips from a Student Wellbeing & Attendance Officer!
Epilepsy-Friendly Tips from the Youth Voice Network
There’s nothing quite like the buzz of live music. The lights, the crowd, the energy—it’s electric. But if you live with epilepsy, you might wonder whether concerts are safe or even possible. The answer from the Youth Voice Network? Absolutely yes.
Young Voices Shape NHS Transition Booklets
Young Epilepsy’s Youth Voice Network helped redesign NHS Hull’s epilepsy transition booklets—real impact, real voices, real change.
Racing Ahead
Zac’s story is a powerful reminder that epilepsy doesn’t have to hold you back. From wild swims to mountain runs, he tackled every challenge of his school’s Adventure Race with courage, teamwork, and a whole lot of heart.
Managing Epilepsy in Hot Weather
Managing epilepsy in hot weather is all about preparation. By staying hydrated, keeping cool, and looking after your sleep, you can reduce the risk of seizures and enjoy summer safely.