^{Denise Pease}

“The more I meet people and speak about epilepsy, the more I realize that my experience with the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy is not unique. I am glad to know that the Epilepsy Foundation is there providing the information and services that people need.”

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^{Elizabeth Barrett}

“Students with epilepsy should not be afraid to talk about their experiences and educate other people.”

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^{Greg Grunberg}

“We are not afraid to let everyone around us know that we’re dealing with epilepsy. It’s not something we’re ashamed of. We don’t let it define us.”

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^{Joyce Bender}

“In this country people have been living in the shadows and hiding their shame for far too long. Sadly, many parents tell their children, ‘Don’t tell anyone you have epilepsy.’ I say that people with epilepsy need to come out of the shadows. When you speak up—when you Talk About It!—it makes such a difference.”

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^{Mike Simmel}

“Speaking about epilepsy is important to me; the more we Talk About It! the more we empower our youth to achieve their goals and dreams. Educating and informing communities allows stigmas to be removed and people to understand the condition.”

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^{Sara-Elizabeth Clark}

“Be proud to be called different—I am. We can all hold our heads high and Talk About It! There is nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed of.”

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