Overcoming Seizures to Pursue a Neuroscience Degree and Help Others Living with Epilepsy

[@jerrypaez5183]

All the best with your goals. You are amazing. I am 74 and was diagnosed with epilepsy since 2012. I waS already retired but can imagine how it would have been if i was younger. The seizures are controlled with lamotrigine. Thank God. My husband is so wonderful and knows me better than anyone. It is hard to tell other people who i meet. Epilepsy is an invisible disease but i believe it makes us more understanding and less judgemental of others. It is one of the mysteries of life. I give all to God. He takes care of us. God has given you a special gift of insight to help others. Your story is very inspirational. I don't have anyone except my husband who even cares to listen. I think there has to be more awareness Thank you for sharing.

[@common9]

I'm hoping all seizure patients to hv full recovery. Living wf it is a struggle. Walk on wf faith n pride...

[@laurab4833]

Thank you, Matthew. Good luck with your studies. I'm 61 with epilepsy.

[@baumsy01]

I’ve got a degree in Special Education bc I relate to others with neurological disorders like myself with epilepsy! Best of luck Matt! ✌🏼

[@WhitneyJohnson-c1c]

This will show the different effects meds have on different people. I didn't love Keppra.

[@Velsiem]

Where did all of the episodes go on Spotify? I can’t access them. Is it just me?

[@CUREepilepsy]

We are experiencing technical difficulties. We expect to be back on Spotify and Apple Podcasts later this week. We apologize for the inconvenience.

[@Velsiem]

@@CUREepilepsy Thank you for the reply. The podcast has been a lifeline for me.