About TEN
We are a passionate organization and community dedicated to providing epilepsy awareness and education to people all around the world.
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What is Epilepsy?
Epilepsy is a neurological condition, or seizure disorder. When a person has two or more unprovoked seizures, they are considered to have epilepsy.
Personal Stories
Inspiring stories of people affected by epilepsy, in their own words. Learn about the courage and strength they have gained through challenges they have faced.
It is the mission of The Epilepsy Network (TEN) to help take epilepsy awareness and education to all corners of the world!… To continually pioneer new ways to rise above the hardships faced along the journey with epilepsy, through efforts of advocacy, education, and community.
‘My Epilepsy Was Misdiagnosed as Migraine & Anxiety for Years’
It's more than an aversion to flashing lights... READ MORE
May 27, 2021
Imaging approach to stop epilepsy seizures
An advanced imaging approach developed at the University of Virginia School of Medicine could let surgeons determine the best target... read more →
April 29, 2021
This Woman with Epilepsy is Making Driving Safer for People with Disabilities
When Megan Gray was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 23, doctors told her she could never drive again. READ MORE
April 12, 2021
What to Know About Telehealth for Epilepsy
It can be a useful adjunct in your medical management READ MORE
April 2, 2021
EVERYDAY HEROES: Mom-daughter duo teach epilepsy awareness
Heroes can come in all ages, and one Tahlequah girl and her mom are using the superpower of awareness to... read more →
March 16, 2021
Two teens with epilepsy championed Seizure Safe School bill. Now it awaits governor’s signature
Jamie Van Cleave spent her junior year in York County adjusting to remote learning, battling seizures and advocating for legislation... read more →
March 9, 2021
Tweetables
Copy any of the facts below to compose a tweet and raise awareness!
Each year at least 200,000 people are diagnosed with epilepsy.
In two-thirds of patients diagnosed with epilepsy, the cause is unknown.
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