This blog was written by Debra Dullaghan, founder of 55plus. As the population ages, the pursuit of holistic well-being among older adults has become more prevalent than ever. My
In an insightful interview with Jason Hanley, a 10th Mountain Infantry Army disabled veteran and a former U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Invasive Species Biologist, we delve into his journey
This month we’re celebrating freedom! Freedom from past struggles, freedom from pain, a mind free from suffering and the freedom to use cannabis. However, these freedoms do not come without
I started having episodes, as they were called back then (now known as seizures), back when I was in elementary school. I’m now 40 years old and still have epilepsy.
A New Journey – Learning, Love and Policy Sadly just 10 days after our son’s story was published in the local Highlands Ranch Herald for making it four years and
Aline was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a build up of fluid in the brain, when her mom was seven months pregnant. At one-month old, Aline had a Pudenz valve placed which
I have been having muscle spasms severely since I was about 15 years old. I’m now 45 so that is a long time. Most days it feels like all my
At the age of 57 I have lived with intractable complex partial seizures for 44 years. Neurologists have had me try most of the anticonvulsants that are made and I
I was a hospice nurse when a work accident suddenly ended my career and altered my life drastically. It left me disabled with a spinal injury, limited mobility, and constant
Submitted by his mom, Stacey, This young man has lived his entire life plagued by epilepsy since he was born and will continue to do so for the rest of
