Blogs and Stories

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Growing up early

8th February 2026

Jess shares how childhood epilepsy meant growing up too fast, facing anxiety, and finding confidence through support that helps young people feel safe and understood.

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Epilepsy changed our lives, now I’m fighting back

3rd February 2026

When her daughter Neli was diagnosed with epilepsy, Alwen turned hope into action—raising £1,200 through Young Epilepsy’s Walk 100 Miles Challenge. Join her journey

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Belonging at school when you have epilepsy

30th January 2026

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.

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Why I ran the Manchester Marathon for Young Epilepsy

20th January 2026

Sam found strength through marathon training after her daughter’s epilepsy diagnosis, raising £3,000 and hope with Young Epilepsy’s support.

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How to talk to schools about your child’s epilepsy

16th January 2026

Creating inclusive schools changes lives. See how Harry’s school included staff, parents, and students to embrace epilepsy support and inclusion. Read the inspiring story today!