Twitter is awash with nurses Today we celebrate nurses Tomorrow you are nurses You will always be nurses #HappyInternationalNursesDay

😂 😂 My reaction when they ask why I'm not outside... Mate I'm still working 🙈🤣

2020 has been a scary roller-coaster. But I've found my smile again. 4 years seizure free. Almost 1 year psychosis free 😁😍. #recovery

In the words of R Kelly.. "The storm is over" . Thank God for my health. Thank God for the NHS getting me this far 🙏🙌

Midpoint review passed. Half way through second year + amazing results for my first two assignments. Recovery is good. #studentnurse #yeartwo #almostthere

Epilepsy can affect anyone. Believe it or not, we don't have "a look". If you are a person of epilepsy, reply with a picture of you to break this stigma. #EpilepsyAwareness #chronicillness #epilepsy #stigma

Let's get this trending #doilookepileptic . How many times have people said to you the phrase "you don't look epileptic". I am not sure what we are supposed to look like. But epilepsy is an invisible illness. We don't wear a sign on our foreheads. Brain Ablaze Epilepsy Action

What is important is not so much how long you live as whether you live a meaningful life. This doesn’t mean accumulating money and fame, but being of service to your fellow human beings. It means helping others if you can, but even if you can’t do that, at least not harming them.

Everyone who can must wear a face covering when using public transport to help protect against the transmission of #COVID19 Exemptions to this rule include: ▶️ young children ▶️ people with breathing difficulties ▶️ people living with a disability

Jodie StN Jodie 💜Epilepsy and Me has created the hashtag #DoILookEpileptic. "#epilepsy is an invisible illness. We don't wear a sign on our foreheads." Here, we've collated some pictures that people have posted on this hashtag. Could you submit a photo to help us complete the collage? 💜

Miss my very first mentor she is the definition of inspiring ❤

Wearing a face covering or mask is to become mandatory in shops in England from 24 July 2020. It is already mandatory on public transport. So what does this mean for people with #epilepsy? Learn more bit.ly/3jasy7W

Another year. Another blessing. Thanking God for my health and happiness as I reach the final year of my 20s .

Ready to start my last placement of year two (8 wks) 😁😊. Its gone by so fast. #studentnurse #yeartwo #finalpush

Lovely to admit a PT and finally discharge them today for the first time🤩😇. Makes my job worthwhile . #nursing

Well here is my happy face my official last shift on my placement as a second year nurse. Preferred options then its Year 3 🤩✋. Didnt think I would even see this day. Thank God

Thankyou Epilepsy Society for helping me raise awareness for my fight against epilepsy and invisible illness 😍. #doilookepileptic

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Here I am on the left undeniably happy I was accepted to do my nursing and here I am now on the right -- in my last 6 months 🥳😭. Battled through my own mental health and epilepsy journey to fulfil this dream and I'm so glad I didn't give up. #wearenurses #MentalHealthMatters

Today I turn 30 ! Feel like I've packed so much into my 20s that I'm going to have to make a new bucket list for my 30s!. Here's to staying epilepsy free and living my best life ❤ #30yearsyoung