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Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut, Inc.
Epilepsy LinksListed below are links to resources for those that have epilepsy. The links are not intended to be used for medical advise, but for general information. Please consult your neurologist if you have a specific question or concern. The Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut is not responsible for the content found on the links.
Connecticut Partnership for Prescription Assistance Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center The CT Parent Advocacy Center, Inc. (CPAC) is a statewide nonprofit organization that offers information and support to families of children with any disability or chronic illness, age birth through 26. The Center is committed to the idea that parents can be the most effective advocates for their children, given the confidence that knowledge and understanding of special education law and its procedures can bring. CitizensHealth's mission is to make healthcare more accessible and affordable to everyone. We are focused on addressing the rising costs of healthcare that have forced many uninsured families and individuals to live with drastically limited levels of care, or, even worse, without any needed medical care and services. Connecticut Special Education PTA (SEPTA) Council Our study is devoted to the understanding of seizure outcomes as well as the social, educational, employment, and behavioral impact of childhood and adolescent-onset epilepsy on the individual as well as on the family.http://www.gskforyou.com Epilepsy Explained Just for Kids Trusted answers from the Hospital for Sick Children
We're Here to Help: Created for parents & teachers. Epilepsy Classroom is here to provide advice, insight, and tools that can help make handling epilepsy just another part of the school day. Epilepsy Advocates are a community of people and their families living with all types of epilepsy. Get to know the inspirational stories of Epilepsy Advocates, people like you who are finding ways to take control of their epilepsy and their potential. Come back often for more information, insight, and support. And be inspired today—hear the stories our Advocates are sharing. faces - Finding A Cure For Epilepsy & Seizures GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) believes people who don't have prescription drug coverage should be able to get the medication they need. If you don't have prescription drug coverage, there are ways to save on your prescription medicines.
About the Campaign: This site was created to respond to the growing number of African Americans living with epilepsy. Know the Difference is an outreach and education campaign to create dialogue in the African American community about the stigma and misconception surround epilepsy. This site also provides basic information but also ties into our website to try to encourage viewers to seek information in greater depth.
The sole purpose of SeizureTracker.com is to help people living with epilepsy. This site allows a user to log seizures and medications and create reports with graphical representations that can be emailed directly to doctors. Together Rx Access™ Card Allows Uninsured Americans to Afford Medications
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