How has epilepsy shaped the way you see yourself?

Hi everyone,

Living with epilepsy may impact more than your health, it can also influence how you see yourself. Maybe it’s changed how you plan your day, how independent you feel, or even how you relate to others. Some people say it made them feel stronger or more aware. Others say it complicated their sense of identity.

• Has your diagnosis changed how you think about yourself?
• Are there parts of your identity that feel more visible (or hidden) now?
• How do you balance safety, freedom, and self-expression in everyday life?

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Let’s talk about the emotional side of epilepsy, without filters or judgment.

Somya from the Carenity team 🌼