"You are what you think all day long" - Emerson That's something I've found to be a primary social truth. The first rather staggering interaction I had with this truth was working at a camp for kids with epilepsy. (Camp Coelho in Northern California)

A teen, we'll call him David, runs up on day one and exclaims:

10 celebrities that have epilepsy or seizures and have left big legacies! And 5 rising heroes today that deserve your attention.

To out yourself or not? When most people think about disabilities they usually think of those conditions that are 'worn' on the outside: the wheelchair user, a person with a seeing-eye dog, a facial difference. Other disabilities, like epilepsy, are hidden. This is one of the biggest social challenge they face.

The epilepsy movies you’ve never heard of, and why they are important films. Epilepsy affects 1 in 26 people in their lifetime. And despite being the fourth most common neurological disorder, we almost never get time on screen as lovable human beings, and we've suffered for it. Let’s change that.