When life is leaving you with so many questions, especially when you are dealing with an epilepsy diagnosis, sometimes it is good to hear some answers from someone with experience. Good thing we have our in-house expert, Greg Grunberg, to answer the call!
Welcome to the final chapter of our two-part series in which Greg answers the top 20 questions that have come from the epilepsy community. While he says he might not have all the answers, he speaks from his heart after nearly 30 years of being a caregiver to his son with epilepsy, and he is here to assure you that it is going to be okay. We don't know what version of okay that might look like, but it certainly be okay. It is not wrong to ask questions, or be frustrated, or have the feeling that you want to give up. The best thing to do when that happens is to... you guessed it... talk about it!
In this part 2, Greg takes on questions about making jokes about epilepsy, what to do about treatment not working, SUDEP, protecting a child with epilepsy vs letting them make mistakes or risk danger, and so much more. This is real stuff, these are real feelings, and Greg has the real answers.
We would love to hear your perspective. If you have ideas, or agreements, even disagreements with Greg, let us know! Comment, share, and let's keep the conversation going. The first step is ALWAYS to talk about it!
Talk About It with Greg Grunberg is excited to be sponsored by Neurelis and by Jazz Pharmaceuticals.
