A Hero for Epileptics

#PurpleDay is an international day of epilepsy awareness where people wear purple to support the cause and raise vital funds to get more research into getting those with seizures better qualities of life.

Make sure your doctor has your back no matter what and helps to make your quality of life better. Being positive is also vital to improving your every day.

March 26th is #PurpleDay a global day of Epilepsy awareness. Wear purple and fundraise. Support AHFE at www.aheroforepileptics.org/donate

What do you do when you husband with epilepsy has a cluster of seizures in public?

Special guest Bruno Fiacco talks safety, education and the value of carrying medical information.

Hey guys we want to just jump on the Oscar bandwagon for a minute to discuss some of the winners and also MS which is another neurological disorder affecting millions of people. We also talk about a few things A Hero for Epileptics has going on. Check it out

People with disabilities often feel like they are holding loved ones back from living their lives. This is so far from being true.

We all have to do paperwork and keep planning away. Don’t let anything stand in the way of what you are doing and remember that this is all of our lives. We should be working together to make the world better.

Set aside time for each part of your life so you are not forgetting anything. Remember that your decisions affect both yourself and others.

What happens when your Epileptic husband has a seizure mid-shower? Find out from his caregiver/wife.

We have been creating episodes for one year now and have published over 200. We look forward to what 2019 has to bring for all of us. Thank You for the 8,300+ listens so far!

This weekend we have been pulling 2018 data to prepare for taxes and strategic plans for 2019. Also we are in the midst of creating a potential Epilepsy group and some events to raise awareness and fundraising dollars

Reviewing how you are doing is important to see where you should be putting the most budgeted dollars. It also gives you an idea of what channels are working to raise awareness and get people excited about where you are going.

Getting through a long work week is never easy, but always look at what’s coming up and how you can make it even better.

Use the hours in the day to work, but also allow yourself time to rest and re-ground yourself.

We are all accountable for what happens to our own lives and our country. Be diligent in life, business and with your health today and always.

New Year new opportunities.

Never stop fighting to all of our #EpilepsyWarriors out there listening to our podcast. We thank you and have a happy & healthy new year.

As we move to the new year, A Hero for Epileptics looks at where we are, what it takes to be Epileptic during the holidays and where we are going before the year ends.

Getting ready for the holidays is never easy, but you can work, plan and execute on a number of things at once if you create a well thought out strategy for what you want to accomplish.

Especially towards the end of the year we push ourselves to the limit in both work and our personal lives. Just remember to stay the course, work hard and remember the hustle is 24/7.

Plan out what you can including finances, stability and where you want to be in your life. Then make sure you adjust when their are changes. Being flexible will keep you grounded.

Some of us have high stress and depression during the holidays. If you need some extra help reach out and talk about it. Also do what makes you happy this time of year even if that means staying away from all that holiday stuff.

We need YOUR support to raise awareness about Epilepsy and seizures.