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BC Epilepsy Society BlogBritish Columbia Epilepsy Society Blog
Brain ThundersSupport and advocacy for those who live each day with epilepsy.
Epilepsy.com BlogShare your thoughts and experiences. Read and post messages to other member's blogs using the links below, or start your own by clicking on the orange button! Subscribe to your favorite blogs. If you are not logged in, register today! Learn more about starting and editing your own blog in our Blog Help Section.
Epilepsy DiaryChronicling Stacey`s Treatment for Epilepsy.
E. is for Epilepsy by Paula ApodacaWhat experiences do we share, and what barriers confront us? Is it possible to replace our contemporary, medicalized culture with something more representative of us as complete beings? Are we ready for a real sense of community yet? I think so.
Epilepsy Foundation of America BlogEpilepsy Foundation e communities. A place for those affected by seizure disorders or epilepsy to exchange ideas & support one another
Epilepsy In a NutshellThis purpose of this blog is to provide accessible information on epilepsy to those living with epilepsy.
Epilepsy WarriorsA place to collect thoughts, memories and progress of two warriors on their journey with epilepsy.
Living With Epilepsy (Blog)This blog is based on my experience about my son's epilepsy - what/why/when/how - with the hope that it will help others facing a similar situation
Living With Epilepsy BlogThis is a blog about epilepsy. I have lived with seizures for 23 years now and I want to share my experiences to allow others with epilepsy a chance to compare their experiences to mine and to allow those without epilepsy to understand further the condition and how it effects one. I had the VNS device implanted 2 years ago and have posted on that extensively. Please feel free to comment and I will try to respond.
Serene`s Epilepsy Legacy I have been an epilepsy advocate for 9 years. It is extremely difficult and challenging for an individual to promote epilepsy awareness single handedly but it is not totally impossible.

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