The challenge of refusing a drug that could control your seizures but endanger a child
Lauren Sutton talks about her struggle not to become reliant on a medication that could control her seizures but that would pose real risks for any future unborn children.
Why epilepsy means I can't read to my son for longer than five minutes
Chris Sharp talks about how his epilepsy is triggered by reading and how he cannot share a book with his young son for longer than five minutes
Epilepsy midwife looks at risks around epilepsy drugs during pregnancy
Epilepsy midwife Kim Morley looks at what the latest review on risks associated with epilepsy drugs during pregnancy means for women.
Looking after yourself this Christmas
Here are some Christmas tips from our Education, Information and Support Services Manager, Andrée Mayne, for looking after yourself over the festive period.
How Steve turned his life on its head
Steve Turner explains how he swapped the world of marketing for the life of a support worker at the Epilepsy Society. And how it turned out to be the most fulfilling role of his whole career.
Making the most of your health appointment by phone, video or online
Since the pandemic, most of us are having health appointments via video, telephone or online. Our Clinical Lead, Dr Fergus Rugg-Gunn explains how to make the most of your appointment.