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We talk with nightshift EEG (electroencephalogram) techs Amy and Leann (@seize_the_day1020) about working in an EMU (epilepsy monitoring unit). They share stories, how they view epilepsy from the medical side, and discuss different types of EEGs. You may even get some tips on how to get that glue out of your hair 😉.
Music: “Jump In Line (Shake, Senora)” by Harry Belafonte, 1961. RCA Records. We do not own the rights to the music.
We talk to Jason (@heldenheroique) about singing opera during his stereo EEG (sEEG). He discusses his epilepsy diagnosis, being a professional musician, and how we can stop society’s stigmas against those with epilepsy. (You may even get to hear some pro opera!)
Music: “Jump in Line (Shake, Senora)” by Harry Belafonte, 1961. We do not own the rights to the music.
Grace and Bree talk to Jamie (@lovewarriorhugs) and Nito (@nito.epilepsywarrior) about parenting with epilepsy. They share their stories, experiences, and their advice for parents living with epilepsy.
Music: “Jump in the Line (Shake, Senora)” by Harry Belafonte, 1961. We do not own the rights to the music.
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