Lucia Ortiz | Faces of Epilepsy
July 22, 2019 3:08 pmLucia Ortiz, an immigrant from Cuba has now been living in the US for nearly 10 years. More than half of that has been seizure…
Lucia Ortiz, an immigrant from Cuba has now been living in the US for nearly 10 years. More than half of that has been seizure…
My name is Dona and I was diagnosed with Epilepsy at the age of 18. From teenage hood to adulthood, I went to multiple Doctors…
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On February 21st 2018, my life changed forever, I had my first seizure. I was helping a friend hold her project together, while she welded…
If I can describe my son, Vincent Solomon in one word it would be #mykidhero! I know every mom and dad feels that way about…
Article originally featured in The Gainesville Sun. Danielle Petree was months away from graduating from the University of Florida with a fine arts degree when…
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Article originally featured on Statnews.com The University of Notre Dame accepted James for this year’s freshman class. It was his first choice for undergraduate education. No…
By Giulia Covella Appreciate the little moments in life. That’s what my three-year-old son has taught me. Francesco was born, full-term and completely healthy, on…
So last month I wrote about a wonderful Neurosurgeon, Dr Sanjiv Bhatia from Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, who died too soon. I talked about what a…
Article originally featured on Forbes.com written by Bruce Y. Lee There can be good reactions to a movie, and there can be bad reactions. Then,…
When Kathy first reached out to EF, she had just had 2 back-to-back seizures which caused her to spend a week in the hospital. She…
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