May 23rd to 29th 2022 marked National Epilepsy Week and together with epilepsy organisations in UK, we sought to raise awareness of epilepsy and increase understanding about the condition.
Throughout the week, we shared fantastic personal testimonies from those living with the condition that explored the overall theme of #EpilepsyTogether. We have linked to each of these stories below, which can all be found by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' section of our website
- Aaron wrote about his friendship with Izzy and how they both support each other with their epilepsy diagnosis. You can read their story in full by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
- Alison wrote about the support she receives from her husband Michael on her journey with epilepsy. You can read her story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
- Chloe recorded a video for National Epilepsy Week 2023, sharing her experiences of living with the condition.
- Gareth recorded a video on how he has a positive working environment that supports him with the condition.
- Jonathon wrote about his experiences of living with epilepsy for a year. You can read his story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
- Treasa wrote about how her local community can be supportive in her journey with epilepsy. You can read her story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website
- Nicole wrote about how her family supports her with her condition. You can read her story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
- Lauren wrote about how epilepsy is much more than seizures. You can read her story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
- Sarah shared how supportive words from her teacher helped her navigate her journey with epilepsy. You can read her story by visiting the 'Life with Epilepsy' page on our website.
Thank you to all our volunteers for sharing such honest and brave stories throughout the week. We have no doubt that they have helped educate so many about living with epilepsy.