Epilepsy Talk
Wishing you a blessed Christmas…
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I wish you the gift of health…
I wish you the gift of happiness…
Generics: Important Statement From The American Academy Of Neurology
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Please read this article. It’s from those who know best and truly have OUR interests at heart!
Self-Driving Cars – The License to Drive?
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It’s not a dream. It’s a reality that’s happening NOW.
After losing his best friend to a car accident at age 18, Sebastian Thrun vowed that he would find a way to prevent fatal crashes caused by human error.
Now a professor of computer science at Stanford University, Thrun joined forces with Google in 2007 to develop cars that drive on autopilot.
And now, most major car companies have advanced self-driving car projects in the works.
From Audi to BMW, Cadillac, Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Lexus, Nissan, Mercedes, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Gretchen’s horror!
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One of the book writers is disabled, and I thought, Yes!
Who knows more about horror than us? Not many people.
What Is Your Inspiration?
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“If there’s one thing that I’ve learned, it’s that people are willing to embrace you if you share your story.” — Danny Glover
7 myths about medication – and the facts behind them
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Misconceptions about medicine are as common as pills on a pharmacy shelf.
We could all use a healthy dose of the truth.
Cleveland Clinic drug information pharmacist Katie Stabi, debunks seven of the most common myths about medications below:
Tags: AEDS, anti-epilepsy drugs, medication myths, medicine misconceptions
AEDs…Surgery…and Alternative Treatments…
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The saying “there’s something for everyone” may be true.
But with epilepsy, it’s often a dicey proposition — not to mention frustrating — to determine what that “something” is for you.
Tags: epilepsy alternatives to surgery, epilepsy surgery, health, mental health, neuroscience, science, wellness
Gratitude is the attitude…
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A wise woman once told me: “When you wake up in the morning — before you get out of bed — think of 5 (or 10!) things that you’re really grateful for.” (I think 10 is a bit of a stretch.)
That simple advice, changed my attitude. And my life.
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