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Epilepsy Dove

Wear purple.
Start the conversation.

Epilepsy Dove has no events scheduled yet. These are the awareness dates anyone can mark, and the easiest ways to mark them.

Every March 26

Purple Day

The worldwide day for epilepsy awareness. Wear purple, and when someone asks why, you have thirty seconds to teach them what to do if they ever see a seizure.

Awareness Dates

Mark them on your calendar.

FebMon

International Epilepsy Day

Held on the second Monday of February, around the world.

Mar26

Purple Day

The worldwide day for epilepsy awareness. Wear purple and start the conversation.

NovAll

National Epilepsy Awareness Month

The whole of November, in the United States.

Mark It Your Way

You do not need an event to make a difference.

Three things anyone can do on an awareness day, or any day.

1. Step 1

Wear purple

It is the color for epilepsy awareness. It starts the conversation for you.

2. Step 2

Share the first aid card

Print it for your school, office, or team. It is free: a one-page poster plus cut-out wallet cards.

3. Step 3

Tell one person

What a seizure can look like, and Stay. Safe. Side. That is how awareness actually spreads.

Epilepsy Dove events

Nothing is scheduled yet. When La’Shera hosts an event, it will be listed here first.

Front cover of A Smile That Hid Pain by La’Shera F. Randolph

The memoir

A Smile That Hid Pain

The Silent Battle Behind My Smile, My Mind, and My Strength

This is more than a story about seizures. It is a story about losing yourself, questioning everything you once believed, and finding the courage to listen to the voice within.

Every conversation counts.

An awareness day is just a reason to start one. Learn the first aid, then pass it on.

Front cover of A Smile That Hid Pain by La’Shera F. Randolph

A memoir

A Smile That Hid Pain

La’Shera F. Randolph wrote the book she needed when she was diagnosed. Get your copy today.