"I lost my driving licence, my independence and my confidence in some ways. My life was pretty much on hold and my epilepsy was not getting any better."
Read Sammy's story 👉 https://t.co/Xq0MTVlnWz
It's set to be a scorcher today! 🌞
Remember, heat and lack of sleep can lead to an increase in seizures for some people.
Here's some great information on how to cope in hot weather: https://t.co/2coLxgHVU9
Would you, your friends or your family know what to do if you saw someone having a tonic-clonic seizure? 🤔
Watching this 45 second video could make all the difference 💜
Watch, learn and share for #EpilepsyWeek - knowledge is power! 🧠
#WednesdayWisdom#NationalEpilepsyWeek
Why not spend 45 seconds of #WorldHealthDay learning seizure first aid? It could make all the difference for someone with #epilepsy.
Watch, learn and share - knowledge is power! 🧠
#WorldHealthDay2020
“My epilepsy has stopped me from going to university and living on my own. However, I am still proud of the fact that I haven't changed as a person."
Read Patience's inspiring epilepsy story: https://t.co/t0CldxNlhf
“If you are irresponsible enough to think that you don’t mind if you get the flu, remember it’s not about you - it’s about everybody else.”
Intensive care specialist Professor Hugh Montgomery explains why this coronavirus is different from the ordinary flu.
People coping with an invisible illness/condition like #epilepsy are pretty amazing. Give yourself credit every day for dealing with AEDs (Anti-Epileptic Drugs) at least! 💊💊💊
#Coronavirus recommendations for #epilepsy patients by @epilepsyaction (the same as for everyone else). Remember: physical illness can incur seizures in some, so look after you.
Wash skanky hands, cover your mouth with your elbow if you cough/sneeze.
https://t.co/hP0Rtb2ZeN
Explaining #epilepsy to a young child can be very difficult. Our free selection of #childrensbooks can help make it easier to explain. To receive our children's books, please send us a private message with your address or email [email protected]. #TalkEpilepsy
If you have epilepsy or look after someone with epilepsy, you may be concerned about what the recent #coronavirus outbreak means for you. We have provided information on our website on coronavirus and what you need to know if you have epilepsy. https://t.co/HdXca3zhNK #epilepsy
If you have epilepsy you should only have a bath if there is adequate supervision in place. In many cases, this means someone physically being in the bathroom who could keep your head above water should you have a a seizure. #TalkEpilepsy#stayingsafe#epilepsy
We are looking for some #volunteers to help out at our upcoming collections at Tesco Ayr Extra on 21 February and Tesco Falkirk on 28 February! If you can help out any time between 10am and 4pm, please email [email protected]. #collections#fundraising#epilepsy
Happy Valentine's Day! Did you know St Valentine is also the patron saint of epilepsy! Today is a great time to let everyone you care about know that you love them. 💜 🌹 #Valentinesday#StValentine#epilepsy
Anita had her first absence seizure in October 2015. She wasn’t diagnosed for two and half years, until after a generalised seizure in 2018. She can have between 3 and 10 absences a month and tonic-clonics on a monthly basis, and has found her epilepsy tough to control with meds.
Over the last few weeks, we have provided information on the different types of seizures. This week, we look at clonic seizures, which may begin in early childhood. #seizureawareness#TalkEpilepsy#epilepsy