Chanda Gunn is a USA Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey goaltender, and bronze medal winner of the 2006 Winter Olympics. Besides being a world-renowned athlete, she is also a person living each day with epilepsy and the proud spokesperson for the Epilepsy Therapy Project and Epilepsy.com. As spokesperson for Epilepsy Therapy Project, she promotes epilepsy awareness as well as educates the public about the urgent need for increased efforts in epilepsy research to advance new treatments. Chanda knows that while she must still manage her epilepsy with medication, she is lucky to have well-controlled seizures and to have found a treatment that works. However, she also knows the daily struggle that millions of people around the world face with uncontrolled seizures, and how difficult life can be when all available epilepsy treatments fail. That is why she is dedicated to the Epilepsy Therapy Project, and advancing new treatments in epilepsy.

Chanda Gunn Up Close and Personal

She currently has her own Epilepsy.com blog where she communicates with other people living with epilepsy.

• Check out Chanda’s latest blog entry

About Chanda Gunn : Press

• iVillage From Epilepsy to the Olympics: The Chanda Gunn Story
• Renowned Disc Jockey DJ Hapa and Olympic Medalist Chanda Gunn Highlight Documentary Debut for Epilepsy Therapy Project Film
• Chanda Gunn is a Hockey Star to Some, but a Role Model to Many
• USA Olympic Women’s Hockey Player’s Life Changing Moment
• Epilepsy No Reason to Be Sidelined from Olympics, Expert Says

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