This year, we were honored to join the Epilepsy Foundation’s 2021 Teens Speak Up! & Public Policy Institute, to advocate for those living with epilepsy in Central and South Texas and across the country. Two of our very own Teen Epilepsy Advocates, Freeman Dando (Austin) and Lily Flowers (RGV), met virtually with our Senators John Cornyn and...
Almost everyone has a primary care doctor that they see when they’re feeling sick. Or maybe you only go in once a year for your check-up. But what about people with epilepsy? Who do they consult when they’re epilepsy medication isn’t working for them? It’s essential to see your primary care doctor for overall wellness checks, but many symptoms of epilepsy can...
For everyone, and especially those dealing with a chronic illness such as epilepsy, maintaining a balance between mental and physical health is important for your overall well-being. At the Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas, we provide FREE mental health counseling for qualified patients. Here are...
For many with epilepsy, medication is an essential part of treatment. These medications are sometimes called anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) or anti-seizure drugs.
Taking medication regularly – on time and as prescribed – is crucial to controlling one’s seizures. For our patients, who are often uninsured, sometimes getting ahold of their medication can be challenging. That is why at
Mark your calendars! San Antonio’s largest online giving day, The Big Give SA, is happening on September 10th this year. For 24-hours, you’ll be able to support people with epilepsy by making your Big Give contribution. This year for Big Give SA, we’re looking at the heart of what we do, the medical services we provide to those with epilepsy....
Dear Supporters, Due to COVID-19, we are unable to hold the 2020 Epilepsy “Have A Heart” Golf Tournament. Fortunately, there are still ways you can support people with epilepsy this year! More Ways to Show Your Support:
It’s finally time! After working from home to do our part to flatten the curve, the EFCST family will return to the office Monday, June 1. Though we are glad to return to the office, we must continue curbing the spread of COVID-19. We will be following CDC recommendations...
We understand that staying at home right now might not be ideal, but we’re here to help! Check back with us as we update our list of fun, stay-at-home activities. Click the links below for more details! Exercise Your Brain! Activities: word searches, coloring pages, sudoku, oh my!...
From the Epilepsy Foundation: The COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) situation has entered a new phase. This viral infection is affecting many countries throughout the world. While most people who may develop this viral illness will have only mild to moderate symptoms, some people may need to see a...
