forum4e-International Online Epilepsy Forum forum4e-International Online Epilepsy Forum

Epilepsy Action Australia has joined forces with Epilepsy Action UK who provide an online community for people with epilepsy.

forum4e is for anyone with epilepsy over the age of 16 can join, from anywhere in the world with over 3,000 members internationally.

Its a safe and secure community, which means that only people with epilepsy, or carers of people with epilepsy who cant use a computer themselves, are allowed to join.

forum4e enables you to discuss anything and everything with other people who have epilepsy. It has a forum with areas to discuss subjects such as medication, seizures and so on, and share experiences and anecdotes.

There's also a chat room, a private messaging system, and each member gets their own blog - an online diary that the other members can read.

134,000 Australians experience the unpredictable and often debilitating effect of epilepsy. More still have seizures provoked by triggers like sudden high fever or concussion.

Meeting their needs is the principle aim of national not-for-profit organisation Epilepsy Action.

Epilepsy Action provides education and support services to children and adults with epilepsy or other seizure disorders across Australia.

Our vision is that all Australians affected by seizures will have the opportunity to live confident lives.

Our team of highly qualified registered nurses and educators is equipped with a rich base of technical expertise, built up during five decades of services to the community.

Services include:

• Individual service programs - We help to meet the specific needs of an individual and their family. This includes help in managing seizures and opportunities to meet others affected by seizures through peer support programs.
  
• Community and professional education programs - Our programs for schools, police, nurses and other community groups raise awareness of epilepsy and first-aid to assist some one who has a seizure.
  
• Information and referral services - This equips individuals, families and community groups with knowledge about epilepsy as well as connecting them with other groups that can help.
  
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  Epilepsy Action Australia has joined forces with Epilepsy Action UK who provide an online community for people with epilepsy.
  
  forum4e is for anyone with epilepsy over the age of 16 can join, from anywhere in the world with over 3,000 members internationally.
  
  Its a safe and secure community, which means that only people with epilepsy, or carers of people with epilepsy who cant use a computer themselves, are allowed to join.
  
  forum4e enables you to discuss anything and everything with other people who have epilepsy. It has a forum with areas to discuss subjects such as medication, seizures and so on, and share experiences and anecdotes.
  
  There's also a chat room, a private messaging system, and each member gets their own blog - an online diary that the other members can read.
  
  134,000 Australians experience the unpredictable and often debilitating effect of epilepsy. More still have seizures provoked by triggers like sudden high fever or concussion.
  
  Meeting their needs is the principle aim of national not-for-profit organisation Epilepsy Action.
  
  Epilepsy Action provides education and support services to children and adults with epilepsy or other seizure disorders across Australia.
  
  Our vision is that all Australians affected by seizures will have the opportunity to live confident lives.
  
  Our team of highly qualified registered nurses and educators is equipped with a rich base of technical expertise, built up during five decades of services to the community.
  
  Services include:

  • Individual service programs - We help to meet the specific needs of an individual and their family. This includes help in managing seizures and opportunities to meet others affected by seizures through peer support programs.
    
  • Community and professional education programs - Our programs for schools, police, nurses and other community groups raise awareness of epilepsy and first-aid to assist some one who has a seizure.
    
  • Information and referral services - This equips individuals, families and community groups with knowledge about epilepsy as well as connecting them with other groups that can help.
  
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