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 A place just for kids to learn about epilepsy and seizures and what's going on inside your brain. |
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 Epilepsy affects people of all ages, and especially people in their teens. Read about epilepsy from other teens' perspective and more about dating, driving, sports, and planning for college. |
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 From motherhood to menopause, learn how epilepsy affects women both young and old and the precautions women with epilepsy should take. |
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 When a person has epilepsy, the whole family experiences it. Educate yourself about the many issues parents face when caring for infants, kids, and teens with epilepsy. |
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 Seniors with epilepsy are a growing population. If you or someone you love are a senior with epilepsy, arm yourself with the information you need to live safely with epilepsy. |
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