With epilepsy often comes memory loss, and with memory loss often comes embarrassment. It can be humbling to admit you can’t remember something simple, but these fun one-liners can help you diffuse the embarrassment of forgetfulness.
People with seizure disorders need to see a neurologist, right? Well, maybe. If you have epilepsy and suffer uncontrolled seizures, seeing an epileptologist might be more helpful. Read on to discover the difference between these two highly qualified types of doctors who treat epilepsy.
Does epilepsy affect your life—or does your life affect your epilepsy? Believe it or not, from school stress to menopause, certain life milestones can have an impact on your seizure activity.
Not sure what to look for in a relationship with a caregiver? Start with trust, respect and communication, and print out this handy checklist to remind you of other helpful tips.
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