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Lauren’s Epilepsy Story
Personal StoryThrough the support of family, friends, and medical professionals, I have been able to fight the fight. I will not stop until I have an answer.Jessica’s Story
Personal StoryJessica at 2019 Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland; she is the mother of an amazing little girl who was diagnosed with epilepsy at 6 months old.
Matt’s Story
Personal StoryI’m healthy, in college, and a parkour athlete.
Olivia’s Story
Personal StoryMy processing became more difficult, and my mental state became saddened.
Charles’ Story
Personal StoryEpilepsy takes a lot from you, but on the other hand it gives something to you.
Linnea’s Story
Personal StoryLiving with epilepsy is not just a daily burden, but in fact an all-encompassing reality.
Nora’s Story
Personal StoryI cannot stop the seizures, I cannot control the side effects, I cannot protect her from epilepsy – but oh yeah, I can be a voice, I can share my story as a parent, I can do what I can to raise funds. I can advocate for her.
Anthony Maffie’s Story
Personal StoryThe Maffie family has always been close. Mom and Dad – Lisa and Bobby – encouraged their sons – Anthony and Austin – to stay active, follow their passions, and lead with empathy. When Anthony was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 16, they were a strong support system for him. Whatever the challenge, this family is in it together.
Kenneth Clark’s Story
Personal StoryMy 4 sons, Henry, Lucas, Blake, and Phillip, are 15, 12, 10, and 7, respectively. They are all neurodivergent and have epilepsy. I, myself, was diagnosed with childhood absence epilepsy as a kid, and autism and OCD as an adult.