Why make bad assumptions?

One of the hardest things when it comes to dealing with epilepsy is what other people think of us. Some people (not everyone) get scared when someone has a seizure because they do not know what to do. This makes people assume the person who has seizures could be scary, bad, or dangerous. The correct thing to do is asking if the person is okay and taking seizure first aid education. It is very important to understand the concepts of epilepsy because it helps spread awareness.


 

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