According to leading epilepsy experts, 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime. And while epilepsy is considered the fourth most common neurological condition worldwide, there are multiple types of rare epilepsies. It is medically complex to manage rare epilepsies in patients. Our mission is to help raise awareness and garner support among the public and decision makers about rare epilepsy and provide hope, education, services and support for those living with rare epilepsy.
