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not drive themselves
due to their epilepsy.

Transportation can present a
daily challenge for people with
epilepsy. People with epilepsy
may not be able to drive or
may have restricted licenses,
making it difficult getting to
necessary places. Not driving
may limit the ability to work or
attend school, to socialize or
participate in community
events, or get to medical or
other important appointments.
While public transportation
may be an option for some, it
may not be an appropriate or
accessible option for others.

Without these crucial testing
someone with epilepsy can be
misdiagnosed for years. The
proper testing is needed to
quickly assess the patient.

Electrodiagnosis (baseline
electroencephalogram -EEG);
Other diagnostics procedures:
MRI, CT Scan, DEXA Scan and
others as medically indicated;

Due to the high cost of living
with epilepsy from medication,
testing and medical visits some
of our families are limited in
their meals. Why not brighten
someone’s holiday with a meal
basket.

As a parent when you have to
decide whether to feed your
child or buy a gift for the
holidays it is a blessing to have
someone offer a new wrapped
toy.