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Over-dependency on unpaid carers must come to an end

Our Chief Executive, Lesslie Young, looks at how the over-dependency on unpaid carers taking on so much responsibility must come to an end, as does the undervaluing and underpayment of those working in the care sector. For many, the beginning of a new year is a time for reflection. Plus, whilst not completely free from …

Improving your mental health this January

If you are already struggling with your mental health, making any kind of change to improve your mental health can be a daunting prospect. Our Helpline & Information Officer, Uschi Stickroth provides some small changes that can lift your mood and improve your mental health. At this time of the year, we are inundated with …

Living with epilepsy: My student experience

Chloe is a university student who volunteers with Epilepsy Scotland, helping with our campaign to increase awareness of epilepsy amongst students. Here, Chloe shares her experiences of having epilepsy and reflects on how this has impacted her studies. When were you diagnosed with epilepsy? I had my first tonic-clonic seizure at 12 years old …

Adapting my life to help control my epilepsy

Philip was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was just 17 years old. He shares how he felt about being diagnosed, the challenges he has faced and how he has adapted his life to help control his epilepsy. How did you feel when you were first diagnosed with epilepsy? If I am being honest, I …

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Seizure triggers: stress and anxiety

Many people will feel upset, stressed or anxious after a new diagnosis of epilepsy. This is a completely normal reaction. It is important to give yourself time for your treatment to work and for things to settle down. For some people stress and anxiety can be a seizure trigger. This week’s blog looks at how …

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Seizure triggers: Alcohol

A diagnosis of epilepsy does not automatically mean you have to stop drinking alcohol. For many people, being able to have a drink with friends and family is an important part of their life. However, for some people drinking too much alcohol can be a seizure trigger. This week’s blog looks at how you can …

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