The Tuesday Epilepsy Club is hosted by Franziska Thomas author of bestselling 'Fits and Starts: A Memoir of Living With Epilepsy'. Season 1 will include topics like 'Stigma' and 'Surviving Medication', and 'Raising Kids when you have Epilepsy'. Listen to this podcast to discover the funny side of bringing up kids whilst trying to stay conscious! The hunt for chocolate as soon as she hits the floor, the reason why Tim and Fran decided to get rid of the microwave. It's all here!
Find out everything you need to know about Epilepsy in this lively, humorous podcast every Tuesday's at 9am. Franziska has more than 30 fits a day and designed a series great for those suffering from Epilepsy, as well an honest insight for friends, family and carers wanting to learn more about living with different kinds of fits and seizures. One in 87 people has Epilepsy, we all have a responsibility to know something about it, changing attitudes towards Epilepsy might change a life. Get listening.
Surviving an Epilepsy Alert Dog...yes, no, maybe? You though every day was chaos with the dog, now wait until you have fits and a four-legged friend
The Tuesday Epilepsy Club is hosted by Franziska Thomas author of bestselling 'Fits and Starts: A Memoir of Living With Epilepsy'. Season 1 will include topics like 'Stigma' and 'Surviving Medication', and 'Raising Kids when you have Epilepsy'. Listen to this podcast to discover the funny side of bringing up kids whilst trying to stay conscious! The hunt for chocolate as soon as she hits the floor, the reason why Tim and Fran decided to get rid of the microwave. It's all here!
Find out everything you need to know about Epilepsy in this lively, humorous podcast every Tuesday's at 9am. Franziska has more than 30 fits a day and designed a series great for those suffering from Epilepsy, as well an honest insight for friends, family and carers wanting to learn more about living with different kinds of fits and seizures. One in 87 people has Epilepsy, we all have a responsibility to know something about it, changing attitudes towards Epilepsy might change a life. Get listening.
Surviving an Epilepsy Alert Dog...yes, no, maybe? You though every day was chaos with the dog, now wait until you have fits and a four-legged friend