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To help women and girls living with epilepsy

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If you’re a woman or girl living with epilepsy, Mosaic is our initiative to help us learn from each other, by storytelling.

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Our MISSION

My Epilepsy Story is a national, non-profit organization that serves to bridge the gap for women and girls diagnosed with epilepsy, as well as the children impacted by their mother’s epilepsy by Advocating, Researching, and Educating others about epilepsy. My Epilepsy Story serves these females, their families, and the medical professionals that selflessly care for them.

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Awareness is crucial. We want you to be empowered.

RESEARCH

Epilepsy is not beyond treatment, or a cure.

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Epilepsy impacts more lives than you think.

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About My Epilepsy Story

Brandy Parker-McFadden
Founder

Founder, Wife, Mother and Woman with Epilepsy

My goal is to help other women and girls living with epilepsy and the doctors that selflessly care for them.

I have had epilepsy for over 20 years. I have generalized tonic-clonic seizures. While I am in the group of people with epilepsy that is controlled, I realize the importance of epilepsy research. Epilepsy research falls further behind other neurological diseases. My hope is for better education, treatment options and a cure for epilepsy.