Posted On September 15, 2020
By BC Epilepsy Society
Last month, we released a survey to determine the effect that the COVID-19 Pandemic had on people living with and affected by epilepsy in BC, including on their daily life, seizures, seizure frequency and more.…
On August 21st, 2020, the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services released the “Report on the Budget 2021 Consultation”. This report was created based on the recommendations that they received during the 2021…
BC is a have-not province when it comes to the care and support provided to people living with epilepsy in BC and particularly within the adult epilepsy system. In fact, when compared with the care…
Hey guys, this is Chris Winwood, the Epilepsy Outreach & Education Coordinator in Prince George. I wanted to talk with you guys today about biking and epilepsy. Read on to find out my story about…
Hey guys, this is Chris Winwood, the Epilepsy Outreach & Education Coordinator in Prince George. I wanted to talk with you guys today about hiking and epilepsy. Read on to find out my tales about…
A trigger is something that could potentially induce a seizure in someone with epilepsy. Because epilepsy affects everyone that has it in different ways, what triggers a seizure in one person with epilepsy may not…
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