Nathan Alexander: SEIZ ure LIFE
Nathan Alexander, of Knoxville, TN, is an athlete: he has always loved kayaking, swimming and hiking. But after his first seizure in 2009 he worried that he might have to give up sports. Since then, he has discovered that the opposite is true: not only has he remained active, he has also begun new efforts to inspire others with seizures and to raise funding to cure epilepsy.
There Is No Strength Where There Is No Struggle
Rebecca has decided to embrace perseverance and optimism, finding happiness through her work, and even helping others to find ways to live more independently through her work with an organization called Domesti-Pups.
Conquering Your Fear
Debra Winsor brings true meaning to the term “citizen of the world,” and declares, “I do not let epilepsy run my life.”
Richard Shane’s Brilliant Outcome Through Surgery and Community Involvement
Over the course of 22 years Richard Shane estimates that he has experienced 2,500 simple partial and generalized seizures. However, thanks to epilepsy surgery Richard has now been seizure free for over eight years.