15 August 2024
Women with epilepsy face some different issues to men with epilepsy. Many women find that their seizures are affected by hormonal changes. This can make puberty, menstruation, fertility and menopause more challenging. Will you help us shine a light to support girls and women with epilepsy? Read more about some of the challenges faced inRead More…
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22 May 2024
“Not everybody understands. You might have family around you, but you can’t really go and ask them if this is normal because they don’t really know.” – Amanda, Eva’s mum There are thousands of families in Australia living with epilepsy. Your support matters, perhaps more than you realise. Nothing prepares you for seeing your childRead More…
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23 August 2023
For more than seventy years Epilepsy Action Australia has been at the forefront of advocating and funding research into interventions and treatments to help improve and save lives for people impacted by epilepsy. Research helps us advance knowledge, improve health, and enhance quality of life. Epilepsy Action Australia supports research that leads to betterRead More…
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24 May 2023
Imagine watching your baby daughter scream in pain from debilitating seizures, every single day – and discover there’s almost nothing you can do to help her. Luella was diagnosed as a tiny baby with a rare and severe form of epilepsy called Infantile Spasms. Erin, Luella’s mum, has selflessly shared the terrible challenges they’ve facedRead More…
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02 November 2022
As the ‘holiday season’ approaches, our minds turn to joyous things like family and exchanging gifts. Many say it is ‘the most wonderful time of the year’. Christmas should be a time of joy for families, but for those who have children with epilepsy, it can be a time of unpredictable seizures, heartache, disruption, ambulanceRead More…
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