Living Strong With Epilepsy

Living Strong With Epilepsy Living Strong With Epilepsy is a supportive community for people living with epilepsy (and the people who love them).

We share real-life tools, encouragement and practical guidance to help you feel safer, steadier, and more empowered—one day at a time. 💜 Our mission is to provide better epilepsy awareness and education to the world! To break the epilepsy stigma and to continuously seek out a cure to end epilepsy. Our goal is to help each other overcome the obstacles we are faced with enduring a disorder that neve

r rests. Whether you’re a fighter, family member, caregiver or supporter, we can share in the same journey together and help each other as we deal with the daily obstacles that confront us each day.

06/18/2026

A shoebox full of 400 letters. A husband who refused to let me make excuses. And one email from a stranger in Barnes and Noble that I will carry with me forever.

06/18/2026

A shoebox full of 400 letters. A husband who refused to let me make excuses. And one email from a stranger in Barnes and Noble that I will carry with me forever.

https://youtu.be/QN8E6U7nfv4?si=s8ZX99NjJath2oUj # The Epilepsy Network (TEN) Epilepsy Association of North Carolina...
06/13/2026

https://youtu.be/QN8E6U7nfv4?si=s8ZX99NjJath2oUj # The Epilepsy Network (TEN) Epilepsy Association of North Carolina Epilepsy Support Hearts of Epilepsy Foundation Epilepsy Society I Am A Voice 4 Epilepsy Awareness International Bureau for Epilepsy Epilepsy Awareness of Alaska

"I was five years old and I was dying.My mother had tucked me in ...

06/11/2026

From Seizures to Success: How Epilepsy Became My Greatest Teacher — Part 1 of 5

05/12/2026

Recent claims that Tylenol causes autism are unfounded. Extensive research shows autism is primarily genetic, with environmental factors like low birth weight playing a role. Tylenol is safe for pregnant individuals to use.

05/09/2026

A significant number of newborns are born with vitamin K deficiency, which is vital for blood clotting. Without enough vitamin K, serious brain bleeding can occur, which can be fatal. This easily preventable condition highlights the importance of understanding newborn health.

05/05/2026

Medical organizations agree: vaccination is science-based and effective. Protecting children from serious diseases like measles, which can cause severe complications, is crucial. Waiting for outbreaks is not an option when we have the tools to prevent them.

05/05/2026

Many parents fear the vitamin K shot for newborns, worried it might hurt. But this shot is vital to prevent dangerous brain hemorrhages. Seeing babies suffer severe damage from not having it makes it clear: protecting your baby with this simple shot is essential.

05/05/2026

New research consistently confirms vaccines are safe and highly effective against serious diseases. While many parenting choices are personal, choosing not to vaccinate impacts others, especially those with compromised immune systems or who cannot be vaccinated.

04/30/2026

Jennifer White shares the profound experience of awakening from a coma post-surgery. She details the initial confusion in the ICU and the gradual process of accepting her new reality. A story of resilience and finding peace amidst uncertainty.

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