VIDEO: Leigh’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Kathleen’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Karima’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Julia’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Elizabeth’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Eduardo’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
VIDEO: Amanda’s Epilepsy Story
Videos from the remarkABLE project, Twenty 20s, supported by the International Bureau for Epilepsy through the Promising Strategies initiative.
Jörn Sundström, Finland
There are six members in this Finnish-Swedish family living in a west-coast town called Kokkola. The father, Jörn Sundström (41) is estate agent and the mother, Eva Sundström (40) is an accountant (formerly a nurse). They fell in love as teenagers. Today there are four lovely children aged one, eight, 12 and 15 years. Jörn has had epilepsy since he
Claudia Medina, Chile
Julián, my son, was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2011, when he was 8-years-old. I remember it like it was yesterday: We were doing a math assignment, but he could not concentrate because he was worried about the outcome of a football match. All of the sudden, he became silent, looked at me and then began to
Katie Cooke, Ireland
Katie Cooke is an 18-year-old girl who suffers with an aggressive and refractory form of epilepsy and she experiences more than ten seizures with loss of consciousness every night and day. How has she become an athlete and big advocate for those suffering with epilepsy and brain illness in Ireland? With her sheer and unshakable