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Around 470,000 children in the USA have epilepsy. Learn what causes it, the typical symptoms, and how it can be treated.

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Be very compassionate and kind to yourself - it’s OK to feel the ways you are feeling!

Don’t forget about you!

Caregiving for someone with epilepsy is rewarding, but stressful. A 2015 survey by Shaun A. Hussain, MD, found that 53% of epilepsy caregivers experienced anxiety and 31% had insomnia. It’s important to prioritize self-care.

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Does your child have a seizure action plan?

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Do you know seizure first aid?

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For 1 in 3 people, meds aren’t enough

Thankfully, meds aren’t the only option! Arm yourself with knowledge to seize command over your epilepsy.

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