Today was the walk and to me it was surreal. At the opening ceremony, I started to cry I met so great people and I was able to relate. I come from a community that supports me but doesn't truly understand what I go through.
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My message is to help people feel comfortable with their epilepsy and with themselves in general. I want people to love their body love who they are. Even help them find who they are positivity happiness and more.
I hope to c ok me back in the future or find a city near my middle of nowhere town to go to.
I would love to hear your stories epileptic or not I want to hear how you go through the bad and made it to the good.
Sharing our stories is a great way to start getting comfortable with epilepsy and yourself. Spreading awareness and message. The more we talk and tell our stories.
This walk is a good way to get the conversation started if you don't feel comfortable talking joining an event of some sorts related to epilepsy, A.D.D. or any other sorts of a disorder.
Fun Fact: I use to HATE the word disorder
This walk isn't just a walk as well it is a way to get people to get together and relate with each other.
Amanda Rost
Instagram : @EpilepticMom
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