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Stories
True accounts from real people, giving you a glimpse into their lives and experiences
Belonging at school when you have epilepsy
School should feel safe and inclusive. Discover how belonging helps young people with epilepsy thrive and what teachers and parents can do to support it.
I ran the marathon for my brother
Discover why Jack ran the London Marathon for his brother Sam, raising £750 for Young Epilepsy and showing love, support, and hope through every mile.
Staying on track with medication and routines
Young Epilepsy’s practical tips to manage routine changes, medication, and wellbeing. Stay prepared and enjoy your life confidently!
12 ways to enjoy a calmer Christmas with epilepsy
Discover 12 simple ways to help a child with epilepsy enjoy a calmer Christmas, from keeping routines to planning quiet breaks.
Feeling in limbo during or after an epilepsy diagnosis?
No child should face epilepsy alone. Help us reach families sooner with vital support and care. Give now—your donation will be matched!
Real Stories, Real Change: Youth Voice in Action
Young people with epilepsy came together across the UK to connect, share stories, and shape the future of epilepsy care. Here's what went down.
What to expect after diagnosis
Epilepsy diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Learn what to expect and find support. Start your journey today!
Useful tips for logging seizures
Logging seizures helps spot patterns and improve treatment. Learn practical tips to make tracking easier and take control of your epilepsy today!
Where your money went: The impact of the Christmas Appeal 2024
Your Christmas donations in 2024 raised £60,000 to create vital resources so no child faces an epilepsy diagnosis alone. Thank you for making this possible.
Diagnosis, Doubt, and Determination: Lexi’s Story
Lexi’s epilepsy journey: from missed signs to diagnosis, challenges at school, and family resilience. Learn how support can make a difference - read her story!