Living with epilepsy takes courage, and no one should have to face it alone. 💜 By learning more, showing understanding, and offering support, we can help create a more inclusive and compassionate community for everyone. #EpilepsyAwareness #SupportMatters

Invisible disabilities are unseen, but are very real. During #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek, we honor the experiences of the millions of people living with conditions that may not be visible to others. This week aims to spread awareness, share personal stories, & end the stigma.

Monday reminder: You don’t have to have the whole week figured out today. 💙 Take a deep breath, tackle one thing at a time, and give yourself credit for showing up. #MentalHealthMonday

Thank you to every walker, volunteer, donor, sponsor & supporter who helped make the #2026WalkforEpilepsy such an amazing day! Your support strengthens our community & brings hope to individuals & families affected by epilepsy. You're the reason this movement continues to grow.

For the millions of people living with epilepsy, a little understanding can make a big difference. 💜 Replace stigma with support, raise awareness, and remind those affected that they are never alone. #EpilepsySupport #EpilepsyAwareness #InclusionMatters

☀️ Good morning, Sunday. A fresh cup of coffee, a slower pace, and a little time to recharge. Wishing everyone a peaceful day ahead. 💙

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Community in action...an amazing day at our 2026 Walk for Epilepsy!

Good morning, #2026WalkForEpilepsy teams! Today, we celebrate YOU. Thanks for showing up with such energy & heart for the epilepsy community. We're honored to walk alongside you & grateful to have such an amazing community standing together for a cause that matters!💜✨

🎉 One more day until the #2026Walkfor Epilepsy!💜 We’re packed, prepared, & excited to welcome everyone for a day of fun, advocacy, & support for the epilepsy community. Thank you to our staff & volunteers, & to everyone who helps make this event so special. See you tomorrow!

✨ Before you jump into the weekend, take a moment to recognize something you did well this week. Big or small, every step forward matters. #FeelGoodFriday #MentalHealth

Exercise safety is crucial for individuals with epilepsy. Prioritize safety above all when engaging in physical activities, regardless of your ability level. Here are some essential tips to ensure a safe workout routine. #EpilepsyAwareness buff.ly/3Zmhecz

💜 Support can make a world of difference for people living with epilepsy. Take time to listen, learn, and show understanding. Every act of compassion helps break down stigma and build a more inclusive community. #EpilepsyAwareness

Thank you to everyone who registered and stopped by to pick up their Walk for Epilepsy 2026 t-shirts. We can’t wait to see a sea of purple on walk day! 💜 Get ready to walk, connect, and inspire. We can’t wait to see you there! #2026WalkForEpilepsy #EpilepsyAwareness

Your mental health matters at work, too. 💙 Taking a short break, stepping away for a few minutes, or giving yourself grace during a busy day can make a bigger difference than you think. #MentalHealthAtWork #WorkplaceWellness

💜 Epilepsy affects millions, but no one should face it alone. By learning, listening, and speaking up, we can replace stigma with support and compassion. #EpilepsyAwareness

Rest is not something you earn, it’s something you need. 💚 Give yourself permission to take a break and recharge when you need it. #ThursdayThoughts #MentalHealth

It's okay to pause and reset. Productivity isn't about doing more every minute of the day, it's about taking care of yourself so you can do your best. 🌱 #MentalHealthAtWork #Wellbeing

Larry Springer takes pride in helping maintain our indoor hydroponic planting towers. His favorite worksite is Smile Farms at the Catholic Health Hospital site. He loves being outdoors, harvesting fresh produce, & preparing it for staff to enjoy at home! #NDEAM #EPICfamily

💜 Understanding starts with listening. Supporting people living with epilepsy helps reduce stigma, foster acceptance, and create stronger communities. #EpilepsyAwareness