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Attention Warrior Parents! What activities is your little Warrior is most entertained by. Music? Free play? Family fun? Let us know in the comments.

When Mickie was diagnosed with catastrophic epilepsy #InfantileSpasms at only 3 months old, not a single medical professional educated (warned) Kristie on the increased risk that she could die in her sleep from SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy). #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

The entire month of November is Epilepsy Awareness Month and it gives all of us in the epilepsy community a chance to come together and raise awareness of how rampant and dangerous epilepsy really is. #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

Saluting our nation's heroes this Veterans Day, with special gratitude to Mickie's father, Gabe Griess, who proudly served in the Air Force. Your courage echoes in our hearts. 🇺🇸 Thank you, veterans, for your unwavering sacrifice and dedication.

Be sure to follow your doctor's advice when pregnant. Although epilepsy can happen for any number of reasons, making sure you get proper nutrition and follow your doctor's orders will greatly limit the chances of your baby suffering from epilepsy. #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

What are some things you do to keep your home safe for your child suffering from epilepsy? Share some of the measures you take in the home and your vehicles for safety to help benefit the Mickie's Miracle's community! #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

Thank you @BrainRecoveryP for your excellent YouTube series “Let’s Talk About Epilepsy Surgery.” We strongly encourage parents considering surgery for their child to review the series! #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

A few practical tips to recognize the signs of caregiver stress. #mentalhealth

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Today and every day, Mickie's Miracles is thankful for the strength of warrior babies and the love of their amazing parents. We wish our community a Thanksgiving filled with love, warmth, and countless blessings.

We know our community of providers — ranging from parents to grandparents to trained medical providers — give, give and give some more. So on this #MentalHealthMonday we thought we’d check in and remind you to take a moment to give to yourself too. #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

💖 Happy #GivingTuesday! Mickie's Miracles believes in celebrating generosity daily. What's your special gift? Whether it's time, a smile, or support for a cause, let's inspire positive change together. 🤝

"Having to explain what Dravet is while you're in an emergency situation and why you desperately need an ambulance for your child, adds a whole other layer of stress.” While this article is specific to Dravet Syndrome, many epilepsy parents have had a similar experience.

Reminder: How to recognize the signs of #infantilespasms

#ISAW2023 Today December 1st to December 7th is a week to raise Awareness with those with Infantile Spasms.

“Telemedicine must be applied equitably, and our study also showed that families of color and socially vulnerable patient groups may have lower access to telemedicine visits.” To read the full article visit: bit.ly/3B4zQ6O

"Alivia Jackson, almost 6, has been seizure-free for nearly a year, thanks to the right epilepsy medication and the care of her medical team at Atrium Health Levine Children’s." To read the full article visit: bit.ly/3QnnrC3

Epilepsy is not given the attention it deserves given how prevalent and dangerous it is. The federal government spends significantly more on diseases that affect fewer people and are less catastrophic. #awareness

"Bailey spent four days in the hospital recovering, then headed home. 'I haven't had any partial seizures or big seizures since the surgery,' she said. 'So far, it's worked.'" Read the full article here: bit.ly/3nbK6a3

This article captures two parents' unwavering determination and underscores the importance of early intervention and advanced surgical options for drug-resistant epilepsy. Please take a moment to read about Mora - the glass-half-full girl. bit.ly/3GFVQrN