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Appreciate the good times - especially every smile, hug and giggle.

I was a secondary school teacher before my son Dominic was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was two years old. Today, I care for Dominic, and that keeps me very busy. He has more than 30 seizures a month and suffers from severe learning difficulties, so I have to take each day as it comes. Dominic´s infectious smile and constant bravery reaffirms my hope that one day his condition will be improved.
I try to make things better for my son by working with his doctors, school and epilepsy support groups.
As an Epilepsy Ambassador I share my experience and encourage understanding about living well with epilepsy.
What advice would you give a carer not satisfied with the current situation?
Julie, United Kingdom
What support systems are there for the siblings of a child with epilepsy?
Julie, United Kingdom
Julie, United Kingdom
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