To the parent of a recently diagnosed child
… you embark on this new journey, one that no one would buy a ticket for. You aren’t alone. You may feel you are in those …
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Millie’s story: My brain surgery journey
… are having this surgery. Epilepsy surgery is not a magic ticket out of epilepsy, but it can improve your quality of …
Logging in and the Welcome Page
… or use the 'Log in with NHS login' button. You can tick the box to show your password if you wish to see what …
Can I drink with epilepsy?
… Keep track of how many drinks you have. Set a limit and stick to it.' 4. Drink water too 'Don’t forget to drink …
Travelling with epilepsy
… to California, you’d need to take your meds at 2am to stick to your body’s timeclock expectations. Chat to your …
Your child is becoming independent
… Disabled Persons Railcard provides a third off the price of tickets and can be used to travel anywhere at any time. …
How to talk to schools about your child’s epilepsy
… he wanted to do Duke of Edinburgh expedition and the days ticked down, and he would have seizures and every part of my …
FAQs about anti-seizure medications
… to get right. Again, don’t be discouraged – be patient and stick to the plan. … If you vomit within 15 minutes of taking …
Raise money
… activities. We can provide branded t-shirts, balloons, stickers, collection boxes, sponsorship forms and more. Need …
Sturge-Weber syndrome
… a daily dose of aspirin. This is thought to reduce the ‘stickiness’ of the blood and the episodes of severe …