Epilepsy Advocate Radio

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Epilepsy Advocate Radio is one of the many resources offered by Epilepsy Advocate—a community of people and their families living with epilepsy. Epilepsy Advocate Radio provides inspirational stories and commentary from people living with epilepsy in a series of individual interviews, led by Epilepsy Advocate Chris Maxwell. The second season of Epilepsy Advocate Radio will focus on an important theme, “OK is Not Good Enough!” meaning that people living with epilepsy should feel like they are working with their doctor to do everything possible, and get the best support, to reach epilepsy independence and achieve their goals. For questions and comments about Epilepsy Advocate Radio or to submit future show ideas please email EARadio@cooneywaters.com. For more information about Epilepsy Advocate, go to EpilepsyAdvocate.com or find us on Facebook: Facebook.com/EpilepsyAdvocate.

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On-Demand Episodes

Nurses' Role in Epilepsy Treatment

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Thu, Sep 30, 2010 01:50PM UTC

When someone is diagnosed with epilepsy, there are often a number of people who become involved in their healthcare team, one of whom may be an epilepsy nurse. An epilepsy nurse is often an essential part of the healthcare team... more

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Care Giving and Getting - Introduction

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 08:35PM UTC

Epilepsy Advocate Chris Maxwell introduces the “Care Giving and Getting” interview series. Chris Maxwell, Epilepsy Advocate Living with Epilepsy for 14 years College campus pastor Author Father of three

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A Husbands Perspective

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 08:33PM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with Jesse Black from Kentucky, who provides tips on caring for a significant other living with epilepsy, in this case his wife. Jesse Black Epilepsy Advocate

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Preparing your Child for College

by Epilepsy Advocate
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on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 08:32PM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with Shelley Kays, a mother from New Jersey, who offers advice on helping your child transition successfully into young adulthood while living with epilepsy. Shelley Kays Epilepsy Advocate

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Collaborating with Your Physician

by Epilepsy Advocate
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on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 08:26PM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with Patrick Kwan, MD, from Hong Kong, who offers guidance on developing a collaborative partnership with your doctor, which is important for getting the best care. Dr. Patrick Kwan Associate Consultant and... more

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Care Getting: Collaborating with Your Physician - Transcript

by Epilepsy Advocate
on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 12:00AM UTC

CHRIS MAXWELL: Welcome back to Epilepsy Advocate Radio. For a complete transcript of this interview, please go to BlogTalkRadio.com/EpilepsyAdvocateRadio. CHRIS MAXWELL: We know that... more

Epilepsy Perspectives – Introduction

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Nov 9, 2009 12:37AM UTC

Epilepsy Advocate Chris Maxwell introduces the “Epilepsy Perspectives” interview series. Chris Maxwell, Epilepsy Advocate Living with Epilepsy for 13 years College campus pastor Published author Father of three

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Fitting Epilepsy Into Your Career Goals

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Nov 9, 2009 12:35AM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with Epilepsy Advocate Veronica Crowe about living with epilepsy while achieving career goals. Veronica Crowe, Epilepsy Advocate Living with Epilepsy for 15 years Works at a Dallas law firm

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Living With Epilepsy on Campus

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Nov 9, 2009 12:27AM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with Epilepsy Advocate Phil Gattone, a recent college graduate, who offers tips on succeeding in college and the transition to the working world with epilepsy. Phil Gattone, Epilepsy Advocate Living with... more

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Traumatic Brain Injury

by Epilepsy Advocate
in Health
on Mon, Nov 9, 2009 12:20AM UTC

Chris Maxwell speaks with epilepsy specialist Dr. Marc Dichter about epilepsy, traumatic brain injury and returning veterans. Dr. Marc Dichter Professor of neurology and pharmacology at the University of Pennsylvania School of... more

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