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TELLING YOUR STORY Town hall forums provide an opportunity to tell your story in a different way. Although your message is for your legislator, you’ll have a wider audience to speak to. In addition to being a public forum, town halls are an opportunity to meet other people who share

The Minnesota Governor’s Council on Disabilities has a free tool for advocates to compose and practice their story. The app guides users through the steps, from introducing yourself to identifying the specific issue, to the best methods for presenting a compelling story. The Telling Your Story app is available in

Children who have seizures may run into problems at school, but this can be managed by informed school staff. This book is a guide to educate teachers and school staff on epilepsy and how to help children in the classroom. Return to Resource Library

The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota knows that all youth with epilepsy are special, in fact, we think they’re Shining Stars! The Shining Stars program recognizes youth with epilepsy, making them feel special and connecting them with others across Minnesota and eastern North Dakota. Return to Resource Library

Raising a child is a big job — and if your child has epilepsy or seizures, you probably have special concerns. In the United States, more than 470,000 children under age 18 live with epilepsy and seizures. Living with seizures is different for every person. For most kids, seizures can

We serve Minnesota and eastern North Dakota with staff located in Duluth, Fargo/Moorhead, Rochester, St. Cloud, and the Twin Cities. Learn more about the services and programs that we provide to those affected with epilepsy. Return to Resource Library

People with epilepsy have a higher rate of depression and anxiety disorders than the general population. Download the booklet to learn and understand epilepsy and its relationship with mental health. Return to Resource Library

It is not the intention of this guide to give specific medical advice, but rather to provide users with information to better understand their options. Always discuss changes in medication with your doctor. Return to Resource Library

Download the brochure to read information that can prepare you to recognize and respond to seizures. Return to Resource Library