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Celebrated annually on March 26, Epilepsy Awareness Day, or Purple Day, was created to increase the public’s understanding of this brain disorder and to eliminate the fear and stigma surrounding it. With over 3.5 million people diagnosed with epilepsy in the U.S. and over 50 million worldwide, it is likely you know someone living with the day-to-day challenges epilepsy brings. The good news is epilepsy can be easily managed if diagnosed and treated correctly, so awareness and research are important. Join one of the grassroots campaigns to raise awareness in your community today!

Celebrated annually on March 26, Epilepsy Awareness Day, or Purple Day, was created to increase the public’s understanding of this brain disorder and to eliminate the fear and stigma surrounding it. With over 3.5 million people diagnosed with epilepsy in the U.S. and over 50 million worldwide, it is likely you know someone living with the day-to-day challenges epilepsy brings. The good news is epilepsy can be easily managed if diagnosed and treated correctly, so awareness and research are important. Join one of the grassroots campaigns to raise awareness in your community today!

Vagus nerve anatomy, illustration. The vagus nerve (yellow), also known as cranial nerve X or the pneumogastric nerve, innervates the heart, lungs and digestive tract. Electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve is used to treat epilepsy and depression.

Bella is a character from The Adventures of Stomping on CP she is hearing Impaired because of her Cerebral Palsy and her Service Animal Hobbs warns her when she is having a epileptic seizure. Bella loves to write.

I originally created this design with Pancreatic Cancer Awareness in mind, but I learned that the purple ribbon represents so much more. I feel that these types of designs allow for people to share their story to spread further awareness.

Embrace the power of humor and resilience with our 'Nothing Refreshes Like a Nervous Breakdown' T-shirt. Crafted for those navigating the complexities of mental health, this lighthearted tee serves as a reminder to find strength in laughter and foster a refreshing mindset in the journey towards mental well-being

Ann Magill debuted the Disability Pride Flag in 2021. The white stripe represents invisible and undiagnosed disabilities. (This flag says "invisible disabilities." Another product on by this user says "undiagnosed disabilities.")

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Embrace the power of humor and resilience with our 'Nothing Refreshes Like a Nervous Breakdown' T-shirt. Crafted for those navigating the complexities of mental health, this lighthearted tee serves as a reminder to find strength in laughter and foster a refreshing mindset in the journey towards mental well-being

I Walk for Epilepsy Awareness 2024.

His Fight Is My Fight Epilepsy Awareness

Her Fight Is My Fight Epilepsy Awareness

He is the patron saint of lovers and epilepsy.

LUPUS AWARENESS Cute Elephant Sunflower Purple Ribbon

Inspired by our daughter, who has Epilepsy. She takes every moment and runs with it. To the point where we have a conversation with her, and we say, uh oh, she saw a butterfly. You don't need to have Epilepsy to wear this awareness shirt. Choose your awareness color and Seize the Day!!!

Purple Awareness Sunflower

This ribbon is perfect for showing support and raising awareness about the cause. It's a symbol of strength for you and for family, friends, co-workers, classmates or neighbors.

We all need to keep fighting! The purple ribbon covers many life changing medical issues. Blue and Purple Butterflies adorn the background. The butterfly holds symbolism and meaning and represent spiritual rebirth, transformation, change, hope and life. This design is to show support for that person who is fighting.

I Wear Purple For My Best Friend Lupus Awareness

Cute Cat Holding Epilepsy Awareness Ribbon

Perfect gift for epilepsy warrior dad !

Perfect gift to support epilepsy awareness !

Two LGIT to quit. Low Glycemic Index Treatment can reduce/stop seizures.

Atypical Truth Season One Artwork

Stop taking pictures with flash!

I Wear Purple For Me Epilepsy Awareness

I painted this after I had my second seizure. It is the best I can describe one. Brain on Fire Freeze

They were fine. What's happening? Maybe it was fever related? No they didn't hit their head! Your life now becomes specialists and years of waiting for them to finally call it EPILEPSY. Drug cocktails, EEGS, MRIs, CAT SCANS, ugh, and Brain Surgery. Did it work? Yes. Maybe. No. You are there for everything you thought would never happened when your perfect little baby was born. You are Strong As F@#$ and don't you forget it! You are a proud father with happy kids. You are at the game, and next thing you know people are looking at you telling you that you had a seizure. WTF? I didn't have a seizure! But you are going to the hospital anyway. Wait, what about my kids?? Dad, it's ok, we're right behind you? Ok, But did we win?

I Wear Purple For MY Craniosynostosis Awareness

Show your support for epilepsy awareness with this vibrant flag design. Perfect for honoring a loved one battling epilepsy. Wear purple proudly for your aunt.

Alzheimer's Awareness Ribbon Purple Sunflower Ribbon Hope

Lupus Awareness American Flag Purple Ribbon

Great shirt to raise awareness about their special diet for epilepsy. Ask Dad!

Just living your lives. Cute couple. She's quirky. Wait, are you ok? She's not answering. You go get her dad. What's going on? I think she's having a seizure. There's nothing to do but wait. If it last longer than 5 minutes, we call someone I think. It's done. Are you ok? She's not quite sure what's going on. She's not quite sure who anyone is. It takes a bit. But then, she see you, and she feels better. You are the Strong As F@#$ Boyfriend.

Girl in wheelchair digital illustration with text