In this episode of Seizing Life, Margaret talks about the decision to move her daughter to a self-contained public school, as well as how you can make the best choices for your child when it comes to education.

Explore self-contained schools and discover why they are a great option for some students with severe disabilities.

Despite 3.4 million Americans being impacted by epilepsy, the public still knows very little about this disorder. Discover the positive impact eliminating stigma can have on those with epilepsy.

In this episode of Seizing Life, we chat with Dr. Charles Marcuccilli about why the many truths of epilepsy aren’t well-known and what patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals can do to educate others and reduce epilepsy stigma.

Hear how a personal journey inspired a summer camp for kids with epilepsy.

From fishing to ziplining to arts-and-crafts, summer camp gives kids the chance to just be kids. For children impacted by epilepsy, Camp YouCan meshes these classic summertime activities with support groups in a stigma-free environment.

A college student with epilepsy offers advice on not only how to survive, but also thrive.

In this episode, Eva and Michelle join us to discuss the ways epilepsy can add to the physical, mental, and emotional stresses of college, as well as resources and possible accommodations for college students with epilepsy.

Find out how one family impacted by epilepsy is affected daily by the national school nurse shortage.

In this episode of Seizing Life, hear what mother and advocate Laurel Henson and her son, Mason, face as a result of a nursing shortage in their school district. Laurel describes the daily physical and emotional challenges Mason experiences as a student with epilepsy due to the lack of a full-time nurse assigned to his school.