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.

A little serenity goes a long way

Stress is not good for anyone, spending some time with nature helped reduce the noise stress always makes.It was so beautiful, even my fractured memory epilepsy has left…

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It’s surprising what you CAN do.

So many factors play into one's life restrictions and/or limitations.A short-lived position I had online was much more a challenge because it was basically up-selling life insurance over…

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What makes a true warrior?

Living with epilepsy is an ongoing battle; fighting obstacles that others do not come across. My shirt summed it up pretty well, a warrior's mentality with a poet's…

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Be brave and be proud

Something often we do as warriors is discredit ourselves for our hard work. The task may seem light to a healthier person but if they were dealing with…

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What do you think?

As the dedicated warrior that I am, I had brought my perspective to founding a new support group for others in this battle. A simple outline is given…

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I’mma make some lemonade

I'm trying to live a functional life with epilepsy, it's not that easy. It took its toll but I'm still here, I'm a stronger woman withstanding obstacles that…

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A head’s up wouldn’t hurt

So much variation comes with epilepsy such as seizure types, triggers, even the severity. Having a grip on what triggers them, a warrior can develop a functional life…

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It’s not that easy: D.R.E.

It's more than aggravating when a healthy person even unintentionally says "Simply..." "Just..." or "All you have to do..." because leaving a functional life isn't an easy obstacle…

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