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Living with epilepsy: Karl’s journey from fear to acceptance

BBC Radio London football commentator, Karl Bates, shares his experiences of being diagnosed with epilepsy, the impact the condition has had on his family and how epilepsy is a condition he lives with not a disability he suffers from. 23-years-old and life finally is back on track, I had lived through my parents getting divorced, …

Living with epilepsy: Elouise’s story

Elouise was diagnosed with epilepsy five years ago. She shares why epilepsy is more than seizures and the support that she has received which has helped her come to terms with her diagnosis. Can you tell us about how you got diagnosed with epilepsy? In 2017, I started to have convulsive seizures, but it …

Queen’s Park FC honours Epilepsy Scotland’s 70th anniversary with commemorative strip

Queen’s Park Football Club has marked Epilepsy Scotland’s 70th anniversary with the presentation of a special commemorative strip, celebrating a decade-long partnership born from a touching story of community spirit and remembrance. In a ceremony at Epilepsy Scotland’s Govan headquarters, Queen’s Park representatives presented the commemorative shirt to Chief Executive Lesslie Young OBE as part …

More than seizures: Ben opens up about mental health

Meet Ben, our latest #TalkEpilepsyPodcast guest, as he opens up about his powerful journey with epilepsy and mental health. His story might just be the conversation you or someone you know needs to hear today. In this raw and honest episode, Ben shares: His diagnosis at age 14 The unexpected emotional challenges How he found …

Young People With Epilepsy Participate In Prestigious Speaking Competition

Yesterday (29 October) three young people living with epilepsy participated in a once in a lifetime event at the Court of Sessions in Edinburgh organised by Epilepsy Scotland and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal’s Office as part of the 70th anniversary celebrations of Epilepsy Scotland. Dylan Graham from Stirling, Alexander Sieland from Edinburgh and …

Losing a loved one to epilepsy- Hart family shares Graeme’s story

Irene lost her son Graeme in early 2023 to epilepsy. Graeme’s sister Carolann and Irene share the impact this has had on the family and why they are sharing their story to help raise awareness of SUDEP. This film contains content relating to Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy which some viewers may find distressing. Irene …

Lyn’s epilepsy journey: How Wellbeing Service helped me

Lyn shares how she felt when she was diagnosed with epilepsy and how Epilepsy Scotland’s Wellbeing Service helped her after a serious car accident. Can you tell us a bit about how you got diagnosed with epilepsy and how did you feel when you were first diagnosed? I don’t remember that far back because …

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Video telemetry for seizure monitoring: Dave’s diary part two

Our volunteer Dave, recently had a video telemetry stay at the Clinical Neurophysiology Department, Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh. He kept a diary of his experiences. Here is part two of his stay. Day Five Had a seizure on awakening this morning and was very emotional on recovery, probably due to the reduced medication. As hard …

Video telemetry for seizure monitoring: Dave’s diary part one

Video telemetry is used to help Neurologists to determine what’s going on with uncontrolled seizures. It involves a stay in hospital for several days. During the stay wires are attached to the head and the EEG equipment is turned on along with video cameras. The patient is isolated in a private room and is recorded …

Remembering George Neil Rigby: A family’s experience with SUDEP

George Neil Rigby passed away due to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), at his home in August 2023, just three months after his 21st birthday. His mother Aileen, Uncle Donald, Auntie Ruth and his Grandma share their memories of George Neil Rigby and the help and support they have received after he sadly passed …

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