Epileptic Stories

Saki Fujioka is a small petite boy often mistaken as a young girl, though he doesn't mind it, it does get a bit old having to explain he is not a boy nor an elemtry student. As a younger kid he was teased for his height and feminine looks, but mostly through out his life he has had a big impact on others. Any one who dares to cross his path has fallen in platonic or romantic love and has a strong need to protect him. The boys in the club his sister is in is no exception. How will saki an epileptic confused as a girl and child handle the antics of the famous host club? (This story plot was made by myself and @samara321123)

5 years later...

Alice Kinnley suffers from epilepsy. Seizures are the only life she has ever known. But that was all before Peter came along and managed to flip everything upside down. He's everything she could wish for and more. As Alice starts opening up to people about his mysterious boy her parents are convinced she has gone mad and Peter doesn't exist. Could they be right? Could Peter be a figment purely in her imagination?

This one, is to keep my Readers and Followers "up to date." On Very important things, so when something happens I don't need to post it in every story I have. ... If that makes sense? I hope you'll add this to you're library to stay up to update! Drastic changes have happened and I'll keep you posted. I own any and every art work you may see. It IS made by me, with a copyright © seal. Thank you for reading this 💜

Epilepsy is a debilitating illness that can cripple any person. It robs you of your freedom, your mind, your ability to be normal and it makes you feel so lethargic. Fighting Epilepsy is not a battle to be lost.

The reality of my disorder.

I write a lot about my seizure disorder in order to raise awareness for Epilepsy. It is so important that we understand this disorder so that a cure can be found. Being aware can save someone's life.

Following the incident at the summer camp, Denki's mums are reluctant to let him return to UA. Villain attacks aside, how could it ever possibly be safe to let an epileptic teenager go unsupervised? Meanwhile, Denki wants to do everything to persuade his parents to let him go-- but Aizawa's plan is simply impossible. Completely and utterly out of the question! Being honest with his friends? Yeah, that was never gonna happen.

I essentially don't know what I am doing with the rest of my life. I'm a first semester college freshman at UT Austin, and I'm hoping my own personal memoir will help spark some sort of idea of the trajectory I'd like to put my life track on. Alas. I will essentially be dumping my life story on these hallowed pages/google doc. It's really nothing special, but I think that's what makes it interesting, right? Just a slowly spiraling, epileptic female with no love life or prior relationship experience trying to find her way in the world. Enjoy!

what happens if bakugou gets diagnosed with over a school holiday which causes him to miss an extra month of school. its the beginning of December and his goal is to become the best hero he can possibly be with his disability and make sure no one will find out. but will he be able to keep it a secret when hes having seizures frequently even with medication to calm them down??? read to find out

mai has epilepsy and hides it from the gang but what if the gang eventually finds out how will they react will they help and protect her or leave her like everybody else

This is a short poem of why I felt depressed about rowing in high school. This also explains the beginning of my struggles as an Epileptic athlete.

After a violent seizure, one man's view of the universe shifts. What follows is an obsession with tracking every thought, every sensation. In a world where chaos rules, can you learn to flow with it? Or is survival just a matter of waiting to seize the day? 🌿🌌✨

While you should always speak to your treatment team when it comes to medical advice, online forums are a great place for discussing concerns and tips for living with epilepsy. Online support can be found at: Online forums such as Coping with Epilepsy can provide help and support Facebook groups. These are run by private individuals and charities where you can discuss issues and meet others. They might be specific to your form of epilepsy or where you live. Search for 'epilepsy' and 'seizures' on Facebook. Use caution and always confirm advice with your physician. Epsy's Instagram - an online community where you can ask questions and meet others living with seizures

Phoebe's life is filled with ups and downs but when she turns to a bad girl who will help her?