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Epilepsy is a disorder of the Central Nervous System




People with epilepsy are usually Intellectually Disabled




A child with epilepsy can be identified at sight by certain physical characteristics




Epilepsy is contagious… you can catch it from someone who has it




Most seizures last from a few seconds to a few minutes




Some people have seizures only in their sleep




Heredity plays a major role in getting epilepsy




A person with epilepsy cannot work until seizures are totally controlled




Some people experience a “warning” before a seizure, allowing them to move to a safe area




Children with epilepsy cannot participate in sports




People with epilepsy can predict the future




Children with epilepsy have more accidents at school than other children




Epilepsy affects about 1 out of 100 people in South Africa




People with epilepsy have very similar personalities




Epilepsy is frequently the result of head injuries or other trauma




People with epilepsy always have convulsions




Children with epilepsy miss more days of school than children who don’t have epilepsy




Most people with epilepsy cannot work because of frequent and severe seizures




People with epilepsy should not expect to lead normal lives




Most people with epilepsy cannot work and have to go on welfare




Only surgery can treat epilepsy successfully




When a person has a seizure he is in danger of swallowing his tongue




Anti-epileptic medication makes most people too weak to work




Children with epilepsy need to attend special schools