You are not alone in your journey. Whether you`re navigating epilepsy personally or supporting a loved one, our upcoming virtual support groups provide a space for connection and strength. Check out our virtual support groups happening in November and get connected today.
Join us at EpilepsyEvents.org π
You are not alone in your journey. Whether you`re navigating epilepsy personally or supporting a loved one, our upcoming virtual support groups provide a space for connection and strength. Check out our virtual support groups happening in November and get connected today.
Join us at EpilepsyEvents.org π
Our hearts are with the family of Ryan James, whose recent passing has touched so many in our community.
As we honor his memory, we also want to uplift the importance of understanding SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy) and the steps families can take together to reduce risk.
Read more about Ryan: https://www.thembnews.com/2025/11/29/556019/memorial-honors-ryan-james-family-calls-for-epilepsy-awareness
Find SUDEP resources: Epilepsy.com/SUDEP
Our hearts are with the family of Ryan James, whose recent passing has touched so many in our community.
As we honor his memory, we also want to uplift the importance of understanding SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy) and the steps families can take together to reduce risk.
Read more about Ryan: https://www.thembnews.com/2025/11/29/556019/memorial-honors-ryan-james-family-calls-for-epilepsy-awareness
Find SUDEP resources: Epilepsy.com/SUDEP
Itβs Infantile Spasms Awareness Week, and weβre sharing what every parent and caregiver should know. Infantile spasms are a rare but serious seizure type in babies, and the signs can be really subtle β repeated head drops, quick jerks, or brief body crunches that often look like normal movements. Early recognition can make a big difference in a babyβs development. Learn more at https://infantilespasms.org/
Itβs Infantile Spasms Awareness Week, and weβre sharing what every parent and caregiver should know. Infantile spasms are a rare but serious seizure type in babies, and the signs can be really subtle β repeated head drops, quick jerks, or brief body crunches that often look like normal movements. Early recognition can make a big difference in a babyβs development. Learn more at https://infantilespasms.org/
β¨ On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and unique contributions of individuals with epilepsy. Together, let`s continue to promote inclusivity, break barriers, and create a world that embraces everyone. ππ€
β¨ On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and unique contributions of individuals with epilepsy. Together, let`s continue to promote inclusivity, break barriers, and create a world that embraces everyone. ππ€
ποΈ Epilepsy Walk LA at the Rose Bowl on March 14, 2026 -- is a little more than three months away! πΆThis #GivingTuesday, let`s step forward together for #epilepsyawareness and make a difference in the lives of those affected by epilepsy. ππͺ
Register now: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
ποΈ Epilepsy Walk LA at the Rose Bowl on March 14, 2026 -- is a little more than three months away! πΆThis #GivingTuesday, let`s step forward together for #epilepsyawareness and make a difference in the lives of those affected by epilepsy. ππͺ
Register now: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
π Giving Tuesday is tomorrow. Let`s make an impact beyond donations! π Here are 10 meaningful ways to support Epilepsy Foundation Los Angeles!
Let`s make Giving Tuesday about more than just donations and create a movement of kindness and awareness for epilepsy! πβ¨
π Giving Tuesday is tomorrow. Let`s make an impact beyond donations! π Here are 10 meaningful ways to support Epilepsy Foundation Los Angeles!
Let`s make Giving Tuesday about more than just donations and create a movement of kindness and awareness for epilepsy! πβ¨
National Epilepsy Awareness Month may be ending, but our commitment for epilepsy awareness doesnβt stop here. π Epilepsy awareness is everyday, and weβre #AllIn for the epilepsy community.
Want to take the next step with us? Join the Epilepsy Walk LA on March 14: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
National Epilepsy Awareness Month may be ending, but our commitment for epilepsy awareness doesnβt stop here. π Epilepsy awareness is everyday, and weβre #AllIn for the epilepsy community.
Want to take the next step with us? Join the Epilepsy Walk LA on March 14: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
π We are so grateful for our community! A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing teams that have already registered for Epilepsy Walk LA on March 14! π Your support means the world. Let`s keep the momentum going and encourage even more teams to join the movement. Together, we can make a difference in the fight to #EndEpilepsy! π
Take Action NOW: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
π We are so grateful for our community! A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing teams that have already registered for Epilepsy Walk LA on March 14! π Your support means the world. Let`s keep the momentum going and encourage even more teams to join the movement. Together, we can make a difference in the fight to #EndEpilepsy! π
Take Action NOW: EpilepsyWalkLA.org
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM), and the call to action is “All In for National Epilepsy Awareness Month.βΒ
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The Epilepsy Walk Los Angeles will now take place on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena
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Now more than ever, it is critical for the Epilepsy Foundation and entire epilepsy community to SPEAK UP…
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