Struggling with taking anti-seizure medications?

Kristy Mandigo Kinkor
Apr 5, 2023
1 min read

I found this survey to be insightful. There was a time in my life where I would delay my meditation so much so that I got sick and it took months to feel stable again. I have come to terms with the loss of Nero-ability, based on the side affects. I never want to go through that scary time in my life again.

Are you or your loved one struggling to take your anti-seizure medications? We understand! Complete a two minute survey to receive tools and information that may help. Click on the right survey for you: Person with Epilepsy or Loved One/Caregiver of Someone with Epilepsy.

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