MISSION
Epilepsy Life Links provides a comprehensive array of supports and life-improvement opportunities for persons diagnosed with epilepsy and seizure disorders. The aim of our epilepsy advocacy group is to improve the quality of life and care for people of all ages who suffer epileptic seizures and associated symptoms and complications of epilepsy. Our programs focus on the physical and mental well-being of persons with epilepsy by promoting education, accessibility to health care, peer communication, and a sense of community. We developed these programs with the epilepsy patient in mind, and are accessible to caregivers and healthcare providers.
VISION
To cultivate
a comprehensive support system for children and adults with all types of epilepsy diagnoses and symptoms that arise as a consequence through collaboration with a network of advocacy groups, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Our collective goal will be to assist epilepsy patients everywhere in becoming fully woven into the fabric of society.
Our next book on our reading list is
Rain at Midnight... and the most secret of secrets by Kelly Pretz
March 26, 2012
Purple Day began in 2008 and is now the world’s largest epilepsy event, with over 100 countries taking part. Founded by nine-year-old Canadian Cassidy Megan to raise awareness and shine a light on epilepsy.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Washington, DC
The Northeast Regional Epilepsy Group will be participating in the National Walk for Epilepsy scheduled to take place on the National Mall in Washington, DC come rain, shine, or even snow.




