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Started by Nicolette Anne Edwards. Last reply by Megan Archer yesterday. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Give me a second and i'll be fine.Sometimes I have really bad anxiety because I have epilepsy and I don’t have health insurance so I can’t afford my medication and it’s like woah, i’m fucking dying.…Continue
Started by Barbara Smucker. Last reply by Megan Archer yesterday. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, My daughter who is 24 got epilepsy just like me at 13. She was put on Topamax which worked well. She didn't have a seizure for 7 years! When she was 20 she had a seizure while at work. I think…Continue
Started by Shelby Stidham. Last reply by Jaime May 7. 10 Replies 0 Likes
I go to a University that costs $687 a class; my medications are $800/mth with insurance. Obviously I want to go to school, get my education, and graduate. But when costs are that high, how can I…Continue
Started by Courtney Mould. Last reply by Anne-Marie Kruk May 4. 9 Replies 0 Likes
So, I have heard that sometimes jobs wont hire you if you tell them you have epilepsy. Is that true? I am 18 and I have never had a job before ( I was pampered) and seeing that I am growing up and in…Continue
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One thing that I know that my mom told me is that there is a group who will give fully or mostly paid for scholarships to people with disabilities and epilepsy is one of the disorders I think they do.
Schools out and Summer has began! Any fun summer adventures, or just the same old summer job? Well whatever you are doing this summer enjoy and be safe!
CLOSING THIS THURSDAY, 3/29, at midnight!
I am part of a study at Columbia University which hopes to build upon the collected wisdom of people living with epilepsy to inform research about how people take control of their health. Our goal is to provide an opportunity for people with epilepsy to benefit one another through research by sharing their experiences.
The easy part about it is that you can participate over any computer with internet access: it is an online questionnaire which should take about 60 minutes to complete. The study is voluntary and confidential. In return for completing the survey, participants receive a gift card of their choice and an entry into a lottery for an additional reward.
Participants must identify as having epilepsy and be between the ages of 18 and 65.
For further details, please contact the Columbia Couples Lab at 212-854-0127, or e-mail Columbia.Epilepsy.Study[at]gmail[dot]com. (Note: Use @ and . in your emails.)
Thanks so much!
School is turning a corner here, either you are on spring break or getting ready for it. Have a good one!
Comment by Paco Martinez on February 28, 2012 at 11:46am I had six absence seizures in the past week and more this week what terrible times :/.
That's cool Heather!
This is a great weekend to go up to the mountains and go snow boarding, skiing! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Hi kari, yea i am learning to snowboard and also i ski, swim, do karate, rock-climb and hope to play hockey in the near future would love to talk further with you. thanks
Anyone snowboard? have any great college stories to tell? Anyone play basketball or wrestle or swim?
I went to the State Wrestling Tournaments in Montana this weekend and watched my cousin's boy participate. He is going to North Dakota State next year on a four year scholarship in wrestling.
I do have to say that was an awful game for the Niners yesterday too.
Was a rotten day to play with all the rain they were getting. They came quite a ways though, I do have to say. It has been a while since they have made it this far. Did you know that old " Joe Montana" his son is playing quarterback for the University of Montana this year? I forget if he is a freshman or a sophomore.
I don't care either way to be honest...once the Niners got bounced I really lost interest...I hate the Giants and the Patriots...but I guess I hate the Giants more...so Go Pats
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