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04 Oct
0

College is a time of “Self-Discovery”…..

“College is a time of self-discovery and growth, but it can also be an intense four years of stress.”  My first two years in college were especially hard on me;…

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14 Dec
0

Beauty is Right in Front of You

As we head into the coldest months of the year we all need a pick me up to make us feel better especially after the hustle and bustle of the…

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01 Dec
0

Holiday Event Planning

At My Epilepsy Story,  we love to share with you what other Women With Epilepsy are doing in their lives while managing their epilepsy.  I want to introduce you to…

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Pharmacists organizing medications on shelves in a pharmacy.
30 Nov
0

Exploring What Care a Pharmacist Can Provide for Women with Epilepsy

  Most women with epilepsy take antiepileptic drugs for a substantial portion of their life. This chronic therapy creates an opportunity for pharmacists to play a significant role in the…

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Doctors examining brain scans on a lightbox in a medical setting.
28 Nov
0

Are You Prepared for Your Neurology Appointment?

So, you’ve scheduled an appointment with a new neurologist and you’ve waited weeks (even months) for the appointed time. But….are you prepared for the visit? There’s much more involved than…

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Family of five walking together in a forest during sunset.
24 Nov
0

Reasons for Giving Thanks in the Midst of Epilepsy

On this Thanksgiving Holiday, as the Education Coordinator for My Epilepsy Story (MES), I want to reflect on the many things that I am truly thankful for this holiday season…

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23 Nov
0

A Partnership is Blooming

At My Epilepsy Story, we are partnering with different companies to help “Bridge the Gap“ for women and girls living with epilepsy. In forming partnerships, this allows us to serve women…

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A newborn baby tightly holding an adult's finger.
21 Nov
0

Epilepsy Safety with your Newborn Baby

Your new baby has arrived and you are excited, tired, sleep deprived and on emotional roller coaster.  The joy of having that precious baby in your arms brings a full…

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16 Nov
0

Women with Disabilities Must Tackle More Hurdles than Men in the Workplace

Women with Disabilities Must Tackle More Hurdles than Men in the Workplace November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and organizations around the country – like My Epilepsy Story – are spreading…

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15 Nov
0

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month

It is that time of year again… Epilepsy Awareness Month!  November is the month where many organizations promote Epilepsy Awareness.  Here at My Epilepsy Story (MES),  we are joining with…

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Black and white portrait of a smiling woman in graduation attire.
17 May
0

The Future Belongs to You

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” ~Eleanor Roosevelt   As we begin the graduation season, I am reflecting on what these young graduates…

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A smiling woman in a white coat holding a newborn baby.
07 May
0

“It always seems impossible…..”

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”  ~Nelson Mandela As I begin to think about Mother’s Day, I am reminded of all the wonderful women that have been brought into…

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12 Mar
0

Mosaic

A mosaic is something that resembles a picture or decoration that is made up of diverse elements. These broken pieces are what makes a mosaic beautiful.   In our brokenness of…

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Portrait of a smiling woman with long blonde hair outdoors.
25 Jan
0

Ashley’s Story

My epilepsy story began when I was 3 years old. I came down with a severe case of Roseola and had a really high fever. One morning my mom came…

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Harper-Story
11 Jan
0

I Have Lost……..

These past few days have been just overwhelmingly hard for our family. We have had to process the death of a beautiful little girl named Harper Howard and the daughter…

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Family of four sitting outdoors, dressed in red and black.
31 Dec
0

Memories in the Making

As I sit here thinking of 2015 and all that has happened this year, I am tearful. This year has been filled with many great memories. I am blessed to…

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A mother lovingly holds her newborn baby in a hospital bed.
05 Dec
0

Meg’s Story

It was March of my freshman year of high school. My childhood dream had come true, and I was just finishing my first season on the high school basketball team….

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03 Dec
0

Ashley’s Story

My name is Ashley. I am twenty years old and I have epilepsy. I was thirteen when I had my first grand mal seizure, and admittedly I do not remember…

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Smiling woman with dark curly hair in a red and white scarf.
23 Nov
0

Elizabeth’s Story

I was diagnosed with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy the weekend after attending my orientation at The Ohio State University. I started treatment with medication just three weeks before I was due…

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17 Nov
0

Choosing the Right Health Insurance Plan

Choosing the right health insurance plan from the exchange Gone are the days of worrying about not having your pre-existing condition covered by your new insurance company. New considerations have…

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13 Nov
0

Governor Bill Haslam Proclaims November Epilepsy Awareness Month

Here at My Epilepsy Story, we do everything we can to make people aware of epilepsy, and how it impacts the daily lives of so many people. Thankfully, Governor Bill…

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Bride and groom share a tender dance at their wedding.
13 Nov
0

Rachel’s Story

My epilepsy story is a long and complicated one, with frustrating twists and turns. The journey to my diagnosis was not easy or crystal clear, and I had to fight…

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Mother lying peacefully next to her sleeping newborn.
09 Nov
0

Mariellen’s Story

My epilepsy story started with enjoying the 4th of July weekend out on the lake with family and friends in 2012. It was the perfect weekend filled with boating, fireworks,…

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18 Sep
0

Living Without A Filter

“Never let the odds keep you from pursuing what you know in your heart you were meant to do.” – Satchel Paige As I sit here this evening, I sit…

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16 Sep
0

MES003 – Brandy Interviews Dr. Loring

Brandy McFadden interviews Dr. Loring. Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave us a comment below and a positive review on iTunes. iTunes Link

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A father with his three children dressed in festive red and white clothing.
21 Jun
0

Happy Father’s Day

I read this saying last week and thought I would share it with you on Father’s Day. “The GREATEST thing a Father can do for his children is to LOVE…

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19 Jun
0

Time, Where have you gone?

Where has the time gone???? My baby has now turned 6! Life gets busy and time passes so quickly. We think that we will have time to treasure every moment…

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A smiling family of five posing closely together in a black and white photo.
22 May
0

Don’t be a “Yes-Man”…. Advocate

As I sit and reflect on things that I have heard from parents and the things happening in society I am reminded of what my role is as an ADVOCATE….

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A family posing happily by a wooden fence outdoors.
10 May
0

This isn’t what I would have chosen

As Mother’s Day is here, I have thought about what Mother’s Day means to me personally. For me at times, it has been hard to juggle three little children especially…

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A smiling boy with light brown hair sitting on a park bench.
11 Mar
0

Silence

When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful. ~Malala Yousafzai In this world we don’t always see the reason why things happen. I often find myself thinking…

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Dr Jim McAuley
02 Dec
0

Looking Forward with Dr. Jim McAuley of Ohio State University

Hello and let me introduce myself. My name is Dr. Jim McAuley and I am the Clinical Pharmacist in our Multidisciplinary Epilepsy Clinic and a consultant to our High-Risk OB…

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Two people holding hands near a body of water, supporting a child walking ahead.
18 Nov
0

Struggle

Fall has set in and winter is approaching quickly…. I have not written in quite some time. I have been asked, “When are you going to write again? I am…

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02 Oct
0

The Wall Street Journal

We have EXCITING news to announce…. We were featured in The Wall Street Journal this week. Dr. David Loring’s PCORI Funded project, COPE, that follows children that are newly diagnosed…

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A mother and son share a tender moment, highlighting the impact of epilepsy.
25 Sep
0

Are You A Force To Be Reckoned With?

Today is a beautiful Fall day here in Nashville. As, the leaves are beginning to change and my windows are open so that I can feel the beautiful Fall winds…

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A happy family of five smiling together indoors.
17 Sep
0

Can You Help Us Make A Difference?

The past few months have been so busy. School has started for the children, and my husband is back to work nonstop as the Headmaster at the school where Samuel…

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Three children with backpacks standing outside near a car.
06 Aug
0

Are We Really Educating Our Children?

This week was the start of school for my three young children. The “rat race” has begun here in Tennessee, like so many other places across the country. As we…

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Bride and groom embracing on their wedding day.
15 Jul
0

Amor Vincit Omnia

“Amor Vincit Omnia” in latin means Love Conquers All….. In my life, love has conquered all. On July 6, 2014 I married the love of my life. Our love story…

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Three children sitting on the floor, two sharing a basket, one looking away.
10 May
0

Mother’s Day 2014

As we approach Mother’s Day this Sunday, I have been pondering what I should write for this blog post. In fact, I have rewritten this post several times only to…

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01 May
0

Relationships….

Over the last few years I have focused on others quite a bit. I have had friends and my board members constantly reminding me to slow down, breathe, and focus…

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28 Apr
0

Missed Opportunities

I sit here in Nashville on this rainy day to share with you some of my thoughts that have been circling around in my mind. A few weeks ago I…

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14 Feb
0

Upcoming Grand Rounds

As part of our educational program at My Epilepsy Story, we are educating the medical community about the patient perspective of epilepsy. In accomplishing this integral part of our educational…

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lightning
05 Feb
0

Is it REALLY worth the pain and heartache?

Adversity is the mother of progress. ~Mahatma Gandhi In life we face challenges that can be EXTREMELY hard. We have to sit down and decide if it is worth the…

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MES-Podcast-Artwork-300
17 Jan
0

MES002 – Brandy Interviews Dr. Meador with the MONEAD Research Study

Today, Brandy Parker interviews Dr. Kimford Meador with the MONEAD Research Study. Most Women with epilepsy have normal pregnancies, but appear to be at risk for problems during pregnancy and…

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Brandy Parker
16 Jan
1

Strength, Courage and Tears…

Over the last few years people have been saying over and over to me, “Brandy you are so strong!” “We don’t see how you do everything that you are doing.”…

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Family sitting by a lake, enjoying a peaceful moment together.
02 Jan
0

Keep Walking

“The world is looking back on a year that was, but what matters is what’s in front of you. KEEP WALKING.” I read this quote in The New York Times…

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28 Nov
0

MES001: Announcing the First My Epilepsy Story Podcast!

We are very excited to announce the very first episode of the new My Epilepsy Story podcast! WE ARE advocating, researching, and educating women and children living with epilepsy. We…

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Samuel in Math Class
22 Nov
0

Our New Journey

As we begin to prepare for the Thanksgiving season I wanted to share with everyone some things that are on the horizon and that I am thankful for. Our story…

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Smiling young boy with a missing front tooth outdoors.
13 Nov
0

“Retarded or World Changer? You Decide……”

I have spent the last few days recovering from my trip to the American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting.  This year it was held in San Diego.   I was gone…

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Visiting family in Louisiana
07 Nov
0

The Road Not Taken

Tonight as I sit here thinking of this past week and the week ahead I am filled with mixed emotions. My long weekend started in my home state of Louisiana….

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vol state and my epilepsy story
31 Oct
0

Vol State Student Warns of the Impact of Epilepsy Medication During Pregnancy

The following is a press release from Volunteer State Community College about an upcoming speaking engagement with Brandy McFadden and My Epilepsy Story. Brandy McFadden could see that her son…

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redleaves
30 Oct
0

I wish things were the way they used to be.

Someone recently said to me that they “wished things would go back to the way it used to beâ€. This made me ponder on the things of my past….I have…

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14 Oct
0

Full Plate

Life has been so busy here. I have so many things to update everyone on. We have had two wonderful benefits for the organization since I last blogged. One was…

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myepbenefitATL
10 Sep
0

My Epilepsy Story Charity Event In Atlanta

Visit us in Atlanta at the Hard Rock Cafe for another excited My Epilepsy Story Charity Event. Special guests include Jake Head, PSDREX and The Economy. September 20, 2013 from…

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05 Sep
0

Photos from July 27, 2013 Hard Rock Event

We greatly enjoyed our second evening raising money for My Epilepsy Story at the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville, TN. It was a night full of music, fun, laughter and…

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Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp
05 Sep
0

Children with Epilepsy and Other Developmental Disabilities

In 1979, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was presented with a question: How many children have a developmental disability? Knowing more about the number and characteristics of…

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Hard Rock Cafe July Benefit
19 Jul
0

July 27, 2013 My Epilepsy Story Benefit at the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville

You are invited to the My Epilepsy Story Benefit at the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville, TN on July 27, 2013 at 7pm. It will be a LOUISIANA SATURDAY NIGHT…

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Flyer for a Hard Rock Cafe country rock night featuring Cold River and special guests on June 29th.
14 Jun
0

My Epilepsy Story Fundraiser at the Hard Rock Cafe In Nashville

We are excited to partner with Astar Promotions for event fundraising to help achieve our goals. Astar Promotions has offices in Nashville, TN; Chicago, IL; and Wisconsin and work closely…

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29 May
0

A Story of Pregnancy and Epilepsy

She was young, beautiful, and newly married. I was the third doctor she saw, because she did not want to hear what the other neurologists had told her. The first…

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08 May
0

Pregnancy and Epilepsy

Women with epilepsy, who are childbearing potential, and their physicians face difficult decisions about the risks and benefits of antiepileptic drug (AED) use during pregnancy. These decisions need to be…

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Smiling young boy with missing front teeth in a cozy sweater vest.
06 May
0

A Hundred Reasons To Cry or A Thousand Reasons To Smile

When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile. ~Author Unknown I read this quote several months ago and was…

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Newborn baby in neonatal intensive care with medical tubes and monitors.
29 Apr
0

Full Circle

I have been waiting for the right time to share with everyone about a new board member for the organization. We are blessed here at My Epilepsy Story to add…

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Smiling woman and child with bandaged head indoors.
19 Apr
0

Busy Times

Life has been extremely busy over the past few weeks! Samuel has begun taking OT and PT at a new therapy center closer to our home. The therapists have been…

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Portrait of a smiling older man in a suit and tie.
11 Apr
0

Stand Up For Epilepsy With One Voice

Epilepsy affects the lives of millions of people of all ages around the world. It is an unpredictable and potentially devastating group of diseases that can cause seizures, brain injury,…

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Spring Deer
10 Apr
0

Spring Has Arrived

Spring is here, and I love it! As I sit here this evening, I am reflecting on Spring and the beauty that is beginning to bloom. I went for a…

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MES-Podcast-Artwork-300
02 Apr
0

The My Epilepsy Story Podcast is coming!

Fun things are happening at My Epilepsy Story, and today I wanted to tell you about a new epilepsy education resource we will be launching in May (possibly sooner). The…

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27 Mar
0

Grace’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Grace’s Story: In June 2008, my 10-year…

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A woman and child with the title 'My Epilepsy Story'.
26 Mar
0

Epilepsy Facts

1 in 10 people will have a seizure. 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy. About 50,000 people die each year from epilepsy. This is one of the things that…

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20 Mar
0

Epilepsy Fears

About two weeks ago on our Facebook page, I asked “What is the one thing you wished people knew about epilepsy?”. I received a lot of great responses to this…

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Mother and son sharing a joyful moment outdoors.
18 Mar
0

Heartache and Joy

Well the weekend is ending and a new week is ahead of us. As I reflect on all the things that need to be done I am tired yet I…

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10 Mar
0

We need to EDUCATE and ADVOCATE!

As I reflect on my weekend this evening I have mixed emotions. I took my daughter, Hannah Kate, to a Vanderbilt basketball game with a friend on Saturday afternoon. We…

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03 Mar
0

What Mountain Are You Climbing?

In life, we have to make choices that are not easy. We can choose to sit in our “place of sorrow” or choose to climb out of it. Not that…

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Sunset view above the clouds from an airplane window.
25 Feb
0

What Do You DREAM?

This evening as I sit here and prepare for my week ahead the word DREAM comes to mind…..You see, dreams do come true when we pursue them. [blockquote cite=”Henry David…

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A young girl holding a pink pinwheel and smiling.
23 Feb
0

What Do You Dare To BELIEVE?

[blockquote cite=”Albert Einstein”]It is better to believe than to disbelieve; in doing you bring everything to the realm of possibility.[/blockquote] I was reminded of this quote today. I loved it…

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20 Feb
0

Sara’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Sara’s Story: Hello, My name is Sara…

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exciting news
14 Feb
0

Exciting News!

Tonight I finally decided to sit down and write about the EXCITING things that are going on with the organization. We just filed our paperwork for the State of Tennessee…

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10 Feb
0

Painful Place or Blossom? You Decide…

“AND THE DAY CAME WHEN THE RISK TO REMAIN TIGHT IN A BUD WAS MORE PAINFUL THAN THE RISK IT TOOK TO BLOSSOM.” ~Anais Nin I came across this on…

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A young child with bandages wrapped around their head and chin.
10 Feb
0

Olivia’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Shannon writes: In 2009, my husband, Mike…

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holdhands
05 Feb
0

What’s Your Reason To Be Brave?

What’s your reason to be BRAVE? My reason to be BRAVE is for everyone that lives with or is affected by neurological disorders. I do not understand the complexities of…

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A young girl in a purple shirt hugs a doll with brown hair.
05 Feb
0

Addison’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: We knew febrile seizures were…

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Autism and Epilepsy
01 Feb
0

AUTISM and EPILEPSY

I sit here this evening beginning to blog, my mind is full of words, yet my soul is full of so many emotions that I don’t know which one to…

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30 Jan
0

Heidi’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Heidi writes: Hi, my name is Heidi….

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Dr Kimford Meador and Brandy Parker
29 Jan
0

Atlanta and the CDC

Well I have arrived home from Atlanta and had a couple of days to recoup from my trip. For those of you that didn’t know, I went to Atlanta to…

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Smiling baby with light hair and bright eyes.
25 Jan
0

Scarlett’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: Scarlett was born June 19th,…

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Sailboat glides on calm ocean at sunset with vibrant sky.
22 Jan
0

Anchor……

Today I spent the day working on a brochure for the My Epilepsy Story. I was excited and frustrated all at the same time. I must say that I am…

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ponder
20 Jan
0

Which Path Do I Take?

Which path do I take? Have you ever been in a situation where you are trying to decide which way to go? Do I take this job? Do I move?…

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Smiling bride in elegant lace wedding dress and veil.
20 Jan
0

Carolina’s Story

Often, I feature stories from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Eric writes: On August 22, 2011 Carolina…

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brave
08 Jan
0

If You Were Brave……

Recently I had written about Janie Wells , an author who has written the book “Payment for Passage“. I have read and reread this book many times over the past…

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A fleur-de-lis symbol with text about epilepsy awareness.
28 Dec
0

Goodbye Horrible, Hello Wonderful…..

Well as I sit and reflect on 2012, I am full of emotions….I have experienced the best and worst times……I found my calling and that is to share about living…

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Three children standing outdoors in autumn clothing.
18 Dec
2

Justice……

The past few days have been hard as I reflect on the tragic loss in Newtown, Ct. I have held my three children closer these past few days. When Hannah…

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Three children standing outdoors in autumn clothing.
10 Nov
0

Long Days……

As I reflect on the last few months of my life, I am thinking of how long the days have become. Is it really longer or is the fact that…

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Quote stating epilepsy is underfunded, not beyond a cure.
04 Nov
0

Hello November……

Well November is Epilepsy Awareness Month.  As I sit here on this Sunday afternoon preparing for my trip to Atlanta to meet with some doctors at Emory, I am thinking…

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Harper-Story
31 Oct
0

Harper’s Story

Each month I feature a story from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] Harper writes: [image title=”Harper’s Story”…

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A bouquet of colorful flowers in a glass vase on a table.
29 Oct
0

Meaning of LOVE……

I decided to look up the definition of “love” today….. 1. a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person.2. a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection, as a…

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Portrait of a young woman with light brown hair and a gentle smile.
20 Oct
0

Chelsea’s Story

Each month I feature a story from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: Chelsea was born…

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Natural stone arch formation in a forested area.
15 Oct
0

Quiet Noise…..

I spent this past weekend away trying to escape from the reality of life.  It is funny how when you go to find a quiet place to retreat to, that…

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Woman in sunglasses and athletic wear at an outdoor event.
05 Oct
0

The Race

I ran my first 5k this year with my best friend.  As I was running the race, I started out strong with all these people surrounding me looking fresh and…

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A young girl wearing a helmet and riding attire mounts a horse.
05 Oct
0

Gianna’s Story

Each month I feature a story from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: [image align=”left” size=”small”]https://myepilepsystory.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/giannastory.jpg[/image]On…

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Three children standing outdoors on a rocky area with trees and hills in the background.
02 Oct
0

Gatewood’s Story

Each month I feature a story from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: My memories until…

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Smiling woman with wavy blonde hair wearing a light blue top.
05 Sep
0

Monica’s Story

Each month I feature a story from one of my readers who has been affected by epilepsy. Learn how you can share your story. [framed_box] She writes: [image source_type=”attachment_id” source_value=”241″…

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A young girl with curly hair and a large pink bow smiling outdoors.
06 Aug
0

Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans…..

This quote from John Lennon, “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” has really hit home lately.   I am a planner by nature, however…

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