The Blog

Personal stories and open conversations about epilepsy, stigma, mental health, healthcare access, housing, advocacy, and the social conditions that shape quality of life.

Unity is a beautiful thing

West Elmwood Housing Development Corporation held a block party yesterday June 8, such a gathering great for the neighborhood.My fellow CHW, Bruce was part of an event for…

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Day 2 went smooth 💜

To some, the thought of epilepsy was clearly misunderstood. As well as not viewing cannabis as a legitimate treatment. A goodie bag was given, but the message is…

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Is it catch 22?

A year of training for certification Community Health worker resulted in three job offers this week all at least $20 dollars an hour... and then epilepsy comes in…

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In more ways than one! Day1

Even with a few butterflies in the tummy I was too happy to share the message than than any anxiety. That was gave me self satisfaction, I presented…

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Yes I can

The absolute high feeling that a warrior feels after reaching their moment and can give themselves credit is amazing for them; I did it! Is not always a…

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Different types of stigma

You never know what thoughts are floating around in another person's minds. Stigma is a dark mark of biased disgrace due to circumstances, quality, or person. There's two…

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I have the reins

Although Thomas C. Slater compassion center is providing the stage for me to share my message I still hold the reins to this project. "In more ways than…

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