Living with epilepsy: The hidden reality
Madeline Bolton-Smith shares an extract of her book ‘Diary of an Epileptic: The Hidden Reality’
Madeline Bolton-Smith shares an extract of her book ‘Diary of an Epileptic: The Hidden Reality’
New research on the links between epilepsy and learning disabilities.
SUDEP Action’s Epilepsy Deaths Register (EDR) is recognised for embracing vital data which could be missed by conventional mortality records.
Brian was 47 when he died of SUDEP in Barlinnie Prison.
Ian McCrory takes on the 14-day trek to the Mount Everest Basecamp.
Raquel will be running the London Marathon 2026 in memory of her daughter Caroline.
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“It’s been a dream of mine to run the marathon in my city, in front of family and friends, all for SUDEP Action.” – James Hewitt
Simon Maxfield shares why he is running for SUDEP Action.
“I had never heard of SUDEP, nor had my friends, nor Natalia’s mum. No doctors had mentioned it.”
We provide the only support line for people bereaved by an epilepsy death and offer access to qualified counselling. Our dedicated support team has a special interest in, and understanding of, sudden and traumatic death.