Decades ago, when I received my master’s degree as a nursing instructor, I taught my students about the importance of listening to patients and taking good notes. I didn’t realize how important these lessons would become in my own life—until I was diagnosed with epilepsy.
When she saw a stranger have a seizure, Valerie began to accept her own fears about living with epilepsy. Watch her story and share it to build community and understanding.
Your doctor is one of the most important members of your epilepsy care team. But physicians are very busy people, and building a relationship during short appointments can be tough. Patients can sometimes feel unheard and rushed. Coming prepared and advocating for yourself during your visit will help you get the attention you deserve.
People living with epilepsy encounter significant challenges with memory every day. Watch this video to learn the tricks they use to overcome the confusion.
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