After Epilepsy Advocate Deborah underwent surgery for a brain tumor in 2005, she began having moments of “absence.” Within a few weeks, she was diagnosed with epilepsy. In the years since, Deborah has learned the critical importance of engaging with every member of her healthcare team.
Our Advocates, real people living with epilepsy, have contributed some of their best "Life Hacks" on a variety of topics for people living with epilepsy. Here are some tips from our Advocates on living alone safely.
UCB Advocate Anita is unable to drive due to her epilepsy, and she lives alone. However, that does not stop her from finding creative ways to navigate her city, while learning life lessons in the process.
Our Advocates, real people living with epilepsy, have contributed some of their best "Life Hacks" on a variety of topics for people living with epilepsy.
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