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True accounts from real people, giving you a glimpse into their lives and experiences
I am Cash
Meet Cash, a 10-year-old with epilepsy who faces focal seizures. Despite the challenges, Cash loves surfing, skateboarding, paddleboarding, and football. Let's support kids like Cash by raising awareness and ensuring inclusion in all activities.
My Journey as a Triathlete with Epilepsy
My journey is not just about sports and triathlons; it’s also about managing my epilepsy.
Daisie's Journey: Navigating the Challenges of Epilepsy
Follow Daisie's rare epilepsy journey & how her family copes. Learn about STXBP1 gene, challenges, and Purple Day's impact. Join us in supporting kids like Daisie!
Bodhi's Triumph: A year of progress, resilience, and hope
From the heartache of 20 seizures a day to the triumph of taking those first steps. Bodhi's journey is a reminder that with support, anything is possible..
I am Bea
Meet Bea, one of the heroes of our #UnderstandMyEpilepsy Campaign. Bea is 15 and experiences focal seizures. For Bea this has meant that her teachers and students at school don't understand her epilepsy and the challenges that she faces.
I am Ruben
Meet Ruben, one of the heroes of our #UnderstandMyEpilepsy Campaign. Ruben is 11 and experiences Absence Seizures. For Ruben this has meant that he is now home schooled as his teachers didn't understand his epilepsy and the challenges that he faced.
Getting to know Annie: Living with epilepsy
Learn about Annie's experiences with epilepsy, sharing insights into her daily life, challenges, and personal growth.
Charlotte's reality of Results Day
My seizures were starting when I was sitting my exams. A level results day came & I felt so disheartened opening up the letter.
Beth Dobbin: Epilepsy & Mental Health | Young Epilepsy
Sprinter Beth Dobbin shares her journey with epilepsy and its impact on her mental health, highlighting resilience and mental well-being.
I am me, not my Autism
Livvy was diagnosed with Autism just after her 18th birthday. In her blog she discusses how she always 'felt different' and calls for greater understanding towards autism.