DID YOU KNOW:
Having a single seizure does not necessarily mean a person has epilepsy. When a person has two or more seizures, they are considered to have epilepsy.
Learn more about seizures and seizure types.
Also check out:
» Epilepsy syndromes
»Types of seizures
»The brain and epilepsy
"Yes, I may have epilepsy, but I don’t let it stop me. I believe
I can be, have, and do whatever I want. " — Kayla Brown
Denise Pease
My name is Denise L. Pease. I am a woman who lives every day with the challenge of having epilepsy. Twelve years ago, on March 30th 1995, my world came crashing down when I suffered what I first thought was a minor head injury as a result of a car accident. Read More
Samari Rolle
Ravens cornerback Samari Rolle's life has changed dramatically since he suffered his first seizure last September. Grace Rolle remembers the crash and the silence that followed. Read More
Kayla Brown
Since my seizure at school in October of 2007, I have shared knowledge & safety tips with my friends and classmates. At first I was afraid to tell people about epilepsy and that I have it, but I realized that people needed to know Read More
