Happy Sunday! It’s just one of those days…I’ve been reading all of your wonderful emails…thank you, by the way–it’s so fantastic to hear from all of you! And, I’m watching the coverage of Haiti. I must say, I’m mesmerized by this human tragedy.  This is a great ‘sub-site’, I guess you can call it, to [...]

Unless you open yourself up to help, it won’t be offered. People are busy with their own worlds and they have their own lives to worry about.

Stop and realize…you can help those in need in Haiti. It doesn’t take much!

I’ve gone months and months…and months without a grand mal seizure, until this weekend.

Someday, it won’t just be ordinary people like you and me who step forward and admit they have Epilepsy. It will be famous people who ‘step out of the darkness’.

When she was an infant, it didn’t really matter which one of us was the sick one. But now that my daugther is growing up, I’m beginning to feel that sense of guilt. Is my illness bringing her down?

Can your dog sense a seizure as it’s about to happen?

It’s a question that will become more and more intense as time goes on. And, as we sink deeper into this recession, those of us with Epilepsy have more to grapple with: do we tell our employer about our Epilepsy.

Why not take on your Epilepsy by setting some extraordinary New Year’s Resolutions for 2010.

Those of us with Epilepsy make resolutions for the New Year, but our resolutions may be a bit different…