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Kevin has been recently diagnosed with epilepsy. Here he shares how he felt, the type of seizures he has and what he would say to someone who has also been recently diagnosed.
Our fantastic supporter, Ben, is helping raise awareness of epilepsy on Purple Day by getting 100 people to join him for two hours of body combat. Here he explains why he is raising awareness and raising money for Epilepsy Scotland.
Our Chief Executive Lesslie Young looks at the numerous ways the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic affects those with disabilities and life-long conditions including epilepsy.
We are incredibly grateful to former trustee, acclaimed artist and sculptor, Lesley Carruthers who from 13 March 2021 is donating 100% sales income from artworks to Epilepsy Scotland.
Our Policy Assistant, Anna Telfer, provides information on how unpaid carers are included in the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation’s (JCVI) priority groupings for the COVID-19 vaccines.
Fundraising has changed dramatically over the last year and we are forever thankful to each and every one of our supporters who are constantly thinking of new ways to raise funds and awareness. This week, we speak to Naomi who has been busy organising online raffles with a group of her friends.
Our Youth and Adult Wellbeing Assistant shares her story of being diagnosed with epilepsy as a teenager and what the wellbeing service has taught her.
Amy was diagnosed with epilepsy at a young age. Thankfully she has now gone a full year without having a seizure. Here Amy shares her story, the challenges she has faced and how she overcome them.
Lauren is currently walking 500,000 steps in 56 days whilst in her third trimester of pregnancy. Here she shares why she is taking on this challenge and raising money for Epilepsy Scotland.
Our Policy Assistant, Anna Telfer, provides some answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
We had a chat with our volunteer Dave to find out what his plans for Purple Day are and why he supports Epilepsy Scotland. If you would like to sponsor Dave in his challenge you can here.
Vicki has been living with epilepsy for around 22 years. Here she shares her experiences of being diagnosed at a young age, the challenges she has faced, and how she has overcome them.
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