15
Apr
What is epilepsy?
Epilepsy is a neurological condition that from time to time produces brief disturbances in the normal electrical functions of the brain. Normal brain function is made possible by millions of […]
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22
Oct
Tanner
On February 1, 2014 we experienced the miracle of life when our baby boy, Tanner Ashton entered this world. He was healthy, big and beautiful! We fell in love instantly! […]
27
Mar
Official Statement Regarding Medical Marijuana
Below is the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia’s official statement regarding medical marijuana. The Epilepsy Foundation supports the rights of patients and families living with seizures and epilepsy to access physician directed […]
27
Mar
A Head’s Up About Concussions
The new school year and the fall sports season are just around the corner. For parents of children with epilepsy this can create many concerns, such as making sure their […]
26
Mar
Eastern Closing Now Offering Donation to EFGA for Every Closing
Eastern Closing Services is happy to announce they are partnering with EFGA by giving back by donating a portion of each closing they do! Eastern Closing Services, LLC prides itself […]
27
Mar
Featured On WSB TV
EFGA Board Member and Professional Advisory Board Member Featured On WSB TV Segment Doctors say some generic medications can have a dangerous downside. Watch as Dr. Larry Seiden, PAB Chair, […]
27
Mar
WebEase Now Available
WebEase (Web Epilepsy, Awareness, Support and Education) was developed by a team of Emory University researchers and physicians who treat persons with epilepsy. The program does not tell you what […]
27
Mar
Dravet Syndrome Foundation: Steps Toward A Cure 2013
Join us at this year’s Steps Toward A Cure: Atlanta, GA on Saturday, October 12th from 8am to 11am. Proceeds benefit Dravet Syndrome Foundation(DSF) whose mission is to raise money […]
25
Mar
Stuart Staton Memorial Fund
The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia is honored to announce the development of the Stuart Staton Memorial Fund. Mr. Staton’s family have been so generous in offering to match donations made […]
13
Mar
School Programs
A child spends approximately 1200 hours in school each year. It is vital that the faculty, staff and other students understand epilepsy and what to do in the instance a child has a seizure. The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia provides many programs to help promote seizure first aid, epilepsy awareness and epilepsy education within the schools.