The Over the Edge experience is an intense and unique way for individuals and teams to fundraise for the opportunity to rappel from the top of a building! This year we’re rappelling off the Thompson San Antonio located on the famous San Antonio Riverwalk. All proceeds raised from this event help people with epilepsy lead their best lives...
Like the mighty T. Rex, we hope to make epilepsy EXTINCT! This sentiment was proudly displayed on the shirts of attendees at this month’s, July 17th, EFCST Family Day at the Witte Museum. Family Day brought together families of all ages for a fun, educational, and carefree day. Youth from Camp Brainstorm 2021 got to reunite with...
Nathan Michael Beaty, age 35, passed away on March 4, 2020, in San Antonio, Texas, losing a battle with epilepsy that plagued his life from the age of 19. Nathan was born to Michael and June Beaty in San Antonio on a cloudy, warm September day. He is survived by many people who loved him dearly: his parents; his slightly older brother, Evan Beaty; aunts; uncles;...
What is a Virtual Walk? A Virtual Walk Week is a way for all us to be together, even if it’s not in person! For the entire week leading up to the Virtual Walk Day, we’ll be sharing stories from people with epilepsy, volunteers, dedicated staff, and generous sponsors. Your participation in Virtual Walk Week includes: registering your family and friends,...
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....
One of the most essential parts of the Walk to END EPILEPSY is the people who support us. One of those supporters is Board Member and volunteer, Lizzy Aranibar. Since 2016, Lizzy’s Legends has been a major part of the Walk to END EPILEPSY, recruiting 123 team...
