Stories are how we support one another; they help us connect deeply, educate thoroughly, and advocate more effectively.
At the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota (EFMN), we know sharing your story can be a source of strength. It also helps support others on their journey with epilepsy and seizure disorders.
Whether you are a friend, family, co-worker, or on your own journey your story carries power. Tell us about your journey and how EFMN made a difference. You can help demonstrate how critical epilepsy awareness is to legislators, the media, and our communities across Minnesota.
Note: You will receive communication from EFMN before your story is shared on any platform.
The Bauer family includes parents Jenny and Allen, as well as five boys who range in age. The youngest is Allen Jr, who developed epilepsy after severe head trauma at the age of six. The entire Bauer family supports Allen Jr, and his victories are family victories.
Ary Rodeghiero hasn’t had a seizure since 2010 thanks to her medication. However, the medication has its side effects, which has caused her to undergo recent EEG testing to determine the best plan going forward. Although seizures don’t affect Ary’s everyday life, epilepsy does. “We got connected to EFMN by