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Epilepsy Foundation of VA December 2024 Newsletter
DECEMBER 2024 NEWSLETTER
 
EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF VIRGINIA 
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University of Virginia Students Fund Raise Over $12,000 for the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia

 

The Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia thanks Paul Laudano, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Omicron Chapter, and the Virginia Epilepsy Association at UVA for organizing a music event and raising $12,630 for the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia.


The event attracted over 1,300 attendees for live music, food, and drinks, and sold out all 1,100 of the epilepsy awareness bracelets that were designed! This achievement would not have been possible without the incredible support and generosity of family, friends, alumni, and fellow students, all of whom came together to support this cause that is so close to the organizers’ hearts.
Students gather to raise money for EFVA at an event co-hosted by UVA's student organization Virginia Epilepsy Association and the UVA chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The Virginia Epilepsy Association is a student-run philanthropic club at UVA, founded in March 2024 for epilepsy awareness and fundraising initiatives. The club was founded by Henry Laudano, Nikola Borovicanin, and Calvin Massaro. Henry has been a national epilepsy ambassador since high school, as his sister Emmie was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2018. Henry is currently the philanthropy chair of SAE, and the VEA plans to further raise awareness next semester through bike rides for Epilepsy, education classes, and seizure first-aid poster campaigns. The event was hosted by Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Omicron Chapter, a fraternity at UVA.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia thanks everyone who attended and donated for their much-appreciated support! The Foundation also thanks the organizers and is looking forward to close cooperation.
Donations for 2025 Tour de Midnight Begin!
The Page Auto Group on 8301 Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond, VA is the first company to pledge a sponsorship for the 2025 Tour de Midnight.
 

Thank you to Page Auto group and special thanks to Stuart Belvin and Tanner Hulette, who jointly organized the $5000 donation to EFVA!

Unstoppable: Kevontae Smith’s Journey to Beating Epilepsy
Kevontae Smith, an epilepsy hero from Portsmouth, VA who has found seizure relief with a treatment called RNS.

Kevontae Smith, a Portsmouth resident, defied the odds with the unwavering support of the VCU Health team. Struggling with over 200 seizures a day, Kevontae’s condition was deteriorating rapidly—until the medical professionals at VCU Health sprang into action. Using an innovative approach called responsive neurostimulation (RNS), doctors pinpointed the source of his seizures and implanted a device that delivered targeted stimulation to stop them.

Within months, Kevontae’s seizures dramatically decreased, and after a year of hard work and rehabilitation, he’s regaining his strength. His journey is a testament to the dedication of his care team and his own resilience. Thanks to a remarkable team effort and the unwavering support of his mother, Kevontae is rewriting his story one step at a time. 

Click here for the VCU news article!
What is RNS? See below for a video from Duke Health!
What is Responsive Neurostimulation (RNS) for Epilepsy?

EFVA NEWS

EFVA Debuts New Training for Colleagues of Epilepsy Heroes

The new training session from the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia (EFVA) has been gaining significant traction. Last month, Executive Director Dr. Bischoff led a session in seizure first aid, training 17 colleagues of epilepsy heroes. The session lasted nearly two hours due to the numerous questions and suggestions raised.

Interestingly, while epilepsy heroes themselves often do not attend these events, many of their coworkers express a keen interest in learning about first aid, seizure action plans, and related topics.


EFVA strongly advocates for having seizure action plans readily available within HR departments. Resources, including a seizure action plan document, can be accessed here (see the Seizure First Aid flyer above) or by clicking the link below.

 
Click here for seizure first aid resources!
Epilepsy Foundation Vice President Brianna Romines Visits EFVA
Vice President of Affiliate Strategy, Brianna Romines (right) on her visit to Charlottesville, with the chair of the EFVA's Professional Advisory Board Dr. Nathan Fountain, MD (middle) and EFVA director Dr. Suzanne Bischoff (left).

The Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia (EFVA) was honored to welcome Epilepsy Foundation CEO Martin Lee last month, followed by Brianna Romines, Vice President of Affiliate Strategy, this month. During her visit to Charlottesville, Brianna engaged in productive discussions with three prominent leaders of the EFVA: PAB President Nathan Fountain, Board Vice President John Lannen, and Executive Director Suzanne Bischoff.

The conversation centered on affiliate strategies, the new affiliate agreement, the goals of the Virginia Affiliate, and plans for future collaboration. Executive Director Suzanne also took the opportunity to show Brianna the picturesque hills surrounding Charlottesville, offering a tour of Thomas Jefferson's University, also known as the Academical Village, as well as the memorial to enslaved laborers.

Brianna Romines tours Charlottesville on a beautiful fall day with Dr. Bischoff
Dennis and Missy Terry Reorganize Tour de Midnight
Missy and Dennis Terry, organizers of Tour de Midnight for 8 years!
Dennis and Missy Terry have a strong motivation to make the world more epilepsy friendly. Their daughter has suffered from a substantial amount of epilepsy ignorance, and seeing this, they have worked tirelessly to get great publicity for the Tour de Midnight.
 
When Missy and Dennis took over the TdM in 2018, the overhead costs of the Tour de Midnight were around 40%. They were able to lower overheads to 4.6% with the help of our partners Trae and Gerrie Cairns at Midnight Brewery.
 

Thank you to Dennis, Missy, and Trae and Gerrie Cairns for this incredible accomplishment and your years of service!

Jack and Jill Club Makes Paint Kits for Epilepsy Heroes
The Reston chapter members of the Jack and Jill Club (left) and Professional Advisory Board member Liya Tadesse with Regional Codirector Lauren Shirley (right).
EFVA would like to thank the Reston Chapter of the Jack and Jill Club of America for giving back to their community. The kids put together paint kits for epilepsy heroes to use for our Zoom Paint Nights.

A special thanks to Kim Adams for hosting this event, as well as PAB member Liya Tadesse for helping educate the kids with Regional Codirector Lauren Shirley.
Great HOBSCOTCH Memory Course Discussion!
During the HOBSCOTCH discussions, 24 epilepsy heroes shared their solutions to their memory problems.

Some epilepsy heroes wrote down their tasks for the next day before going home. One hero takes his planner with him everywhere. One hero asks his supervisors for a detailed work schedule.

Suzanne Bischoff explained the Dartmouth HOBSCOTCH program as well as a shorter program prepared by EFVA for working people. We also discussed memory and IEPs. One hero was so relieved that she was not the only one having memory problems.

 
Click here for our revised memory booklet!
After December, EFVA shall have four staff members who are trained in several memory courses: Lowell Evans, Gina Washington, Lauren Shirley, and Suzanne Bischoff.
 
Click here to find our team members at EFVA!
Regional Director Lowell Evans Brings Epilepsy Outreach to Moseley School Career Day
Regional Director Lowell Evans
Regional Director Lowell Evans presented to 5 groups of first grade students and 1 group of fifth grade students, engaging with a total of 167 children throughout the Moseley School Career Day! He trained them on how to help people with epilepsy.

Thank you for your outreach, Lowell!

Gina Washington returns as co-regional director for Northern Virginia
Gina Washington, returning co-director of EFVA's Northern Virginia & Northwest region offices.
In light of the many requests out of Northern Virginia, the EFVA has decided on two co-directors in the area. Long time NOVA Northwest regional director Gina Washington has agreed to come back as a Nova NW co-director, and will be kicking off her role by co-hosting the Virginia Epilepsy Support Group on managing holiday stress and epilepsy on December 18 from 7-8pm.
 
If you need to contact Gina, she can be reached by email at gina1216@comcast.net and by phone at 540-908-3400.
 

Welcome back, Gina!

2025 Epilepsy Heroes Day Conference

Mark your calendars: We are hosting our 3rd annual Epilepsy Heroes Day Conference on March 22, 2025!

This conference has increased in size every year, and we are so excited to invite you to join us in Norfolk, VA this year! This event is focused in the Tidewater region currently, but we are hoping to expand it to be Virginia-wide as we continue to grow.

We look forward to seeing many epilepsy heroes, both old friends and new!
EPILEPSY AND A.I.
How might artificial intelligence help epilepsy patients?
Have you been seeing more and more news stories about artificial intelligence, "machine learning", or "deep learning"? Have you wondered if this might apply to epilepsy diagnosis or treatment? Read on for more!

   Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be taking the world by storm, and healthcare is no exception. Healthcare professionals are using AI algorithms and machine learning to manage health records, analyze and compile data, inspect scans, diagnose issues, and peruse your x-rays. Will- and should- epilepsy be any different?

   Yes and no, say experts. Integrating AI into the field of clinical neurology, specifically with epilepsy diagnosis and treatment, could change the entire field- but we are still a long ways out.


   Epilepsy researchers are currently developing and using AI to try to detect, predict, and classify seizures, as well as to determine seizure onset localization. Studies suggest AI algorithms may be increasingly accurate for these uses, although for many of these studies, there isn't enough data to fully train the AI models and begin using it on patients with full confidence.

   That's not all! AI algorithms, neural networks, and software have a lot of promise with regards to managing the huge volume of data generated with each epilepsy patient. (Think of all the neurological scans and neuroimaging, all of the EEG data, the surgical planning, the medication trials and adjustments, and all of the seizure tracking/monitoring that can come from just a single person with seizures!) AI has potential to be used for helping to manage and keep track of all of this information.

   So we're close? Sort of! In order to start using the tools that are being developed, researchers and clinicians will have to establish ethical boundaries for the AI tools to work within, standardize methods, and run robust clinical trials to ensure patient safety and that the AI works as it should.

   Most importantly, say the authors, clinicians and researchers will need to work together to share expertise and data in order to reach the full potential of using AI to diagnose and manage epilepsy for patients.

 



Source:

For more, see:
CURE Epilepsy. "Seizing Life Podcast, Episode #134: Artificial Intelligence and Epilepsy: The Promise & Pitfalls of AI in Diagnosis and Treatment." (2024).


Caitlin Dawson. "New AI System Detects Rare Epileptic Seizures " (2024).
 
Direct assistance is now online!
New this December: Applying for Direct Assistance is now online on our website!
Click here!
EPILEPSY HEROES DISCUSSED HOW TO MANAGE HOLIDAY STRESS
Epilepsy heroes showed up to share the ways they get through the stresses of the holiday season. Hosted by Dr. Bischoff, Gina Washington, and Lauren Shirley, this special edition of the monthly support group focused on sharing the best ways to celebrate with loved ones with epilepsy.

"Whatever you do," shared Dr. Bischoff, "do not change epileptologists or neurologists before the holidays!" Booking a new doctor visit may take months, and if you have any issues with your meds or other emergencies, you might not be able to get refills or new prescriptions.

Some heroes shared excellent tips and tricks, which we offer below:
Pace yourself!, both at work and in personal events.
 
Don't be afraid to say no to parties or outings- if you go to Uncle John's Christmas gathering this year, go to Aunt Tanya's next year. Know that you can't say yes to everything.
 
Be cautious with your intake of sugar, caffeine, and alcohol, all of which are plentiful around the holidays.
 
Get a good amount of sleep. You need to recharge! Watching caffeine consumption, putting your phone away at least an hour or two before bed, and trying to wind down can all help.
  • Some epilepsy heroes suggest things like white noise sounds, lavender spray with melatonin, a hot epsom salt bath, or other sleep aids.
When traveling, stay hydrated.
 
Pack extra medication and keep it on your person. Don't stash it in checked luggage, which could get lost or be late.
 
Plan ahead for your travels. If you know you need to stop every hour and a half while you drive, plan extra time for that. If you know you might need assistance getting across the airport, preemptively ask for a wheelchair to be available when you book tickets.
 
Be present in the moment. Take a deep breath and just be there.
Know how you best function, and plan time for yourself. If you know you need to decompress away from your family for an hour each day, tell them, and do it!
2025 SUPPORT GROUPS
The Virginia Epilepsy Support Group will continue on the 4th Wednesday of every month in 2025. The EFVA Central Virginia Chapter will continue on the 2nd Monday every month as well.

Monthly epilepsy support groups offered by Inova Neuroscience and Spine Institute will likely continue on the 1st Tuesday every month, but we are waiting to confirm!

Flyers are in the works, but in the meantime, please check our calendar for more details.

Virginia Epilepsy Support Group
  • 4th Wednesday of the month at 7pm
CVC Support Group
  • 2nd Monday of the month at 6pm
INOVA Support Group
  • Likely 1st Tuesday of the month like before, but stay tuned!
Support Hangout And Relax (with others with) Epilepsy (S.H.A.R.E.)
UPCOMING PAINT NIGHTS

Epilepsy heroes are invited to dive into the world of creativity with our virtual Paint Nights on Tuesdays from 6-7 pm! Participants use their own materials to create artworks and share them with others during this fun and engaging event.

Email Lauren Shirley at efva.lauren@gmail.com or Lowell Evans at efva.evans@gmail.com to request the Zoom link.

Need a paint night kit? Contact Lauren to ask for a paint kit provided by the Jack and Jill Club of America Reston Chapter!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Our epilepsy community is stronger each year because of YOU.
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EFVA Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024

Annual Report of the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia (EFVA) 2023-2024
 
2023-2024 ANNUAL REPORT
EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF VIRGINIA 
PROMOTE AWARENESS, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE 
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DONATE TO KEEP OUR PROGRAMS GOING!
Dear Donors:

During the last fiscal year, from July 2023 to July 2024, many of you were so kind as to donate to EFVA or have your companies or institutions donate. Thanks to your generous giving, we were able to continue the many programs we have for the 85,000 Virginians with epilepsy. In the annual report below, you will find an expenditure pie chart, as well as a list of the programs, which we can keep running thanks to your financial generosity. 85,000 Virginians with epilepsy are in your debt.

Gratefully yours,
Suzanne Bischoff
Executive Director
Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia
Go to www.epilepsyva.com/calendar for more information on events.
DONORS
RHODIUM DONORS - $20,000 and above
Dr. Suzanne Bischoff
 
PLATINUM DONORS - $10,000-$19,999
 
GOLD DONORS - $5,000-$9,999
Dr. Paul and Dr. Deren Lyons, Sarah Colson, Patricia C. Lane, Walmart, Bon Secours Mercy Health, Loyal Order of Moose Inc., UVA Health, INOVA, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc., SK Life Science
 
RUTHENIUM DONORS - $1,000-$4,999
John and Deborah Lannen, Brandon Clodius, Anonymous, Blackbaud Giving Fund, Dr. Stacey Epps, Fidelity Charitable, TowneBank, Edward Jones, James Wood High School, Pivot Physical Therapy, Luck Stone, John Wall, Sara Budic, Derek Bauer, Charles Shade, Virginia Energy and Lighting, R.A. Laraway, Neurelis, Carol and Donald Craighead, Dennis Terry, Jeff Roseme, Lauren Llanes, J Best, Mr. Robert and Mrs. Megan Tschannen-Moran, Morgan Stanley, Winchester Neurological Consultants, Inc., Midnight Brewery, Ameriprise Financial, Glenn Catalano, Laurie Sheppard, TwelveStone Health Partners, Nicole Tritaik Insurance Agency, Inc., Verna Cook, Kelly Levasseur, United Way of South Hampton Roads, Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Medical College of Virginia Foundation, Home Infusion Richmond, LLC, UCB, Inc., Sentara Health, Reston Bicycle Club, Patient First, Cleveland Foundation, Heather Colson
 
IRIDIUM DONORS - $500-$999
Nathan Fountain, Dr. Alan Towne, Wendy Parker, Michael Dalton, Clodfelter Machine Inc., Charles & Nancy Rosenblatt Fund of the Tidewater Jewish Foundation, Inc., Brian P. Washington, NeuroPace, Steven Roberts, Wells Fargo Clearing Services LLC, Paul Grabb, Peter Bloom, PayPal Giving Fund, Kelly Gil
 
OSMIUM DONORS - $100-$499
Kevin Chandler, Charles Clarke, Bobby & Tania Blackwell, Vincent Brigagliano, Daniel Heneghan, Walt & Lisa Stone, Tabb Davis, Miriam Blackmon, James Heneghan, James Hall, William & Kathy Hall, Taylor Manley, Walter Manley, Patricia Boyd, Susan Custer, Valerie Acosta, Heather McLeod, Josie Saunders, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Katherine Lannen, Douglas and Jennifer McElhinney, Nalini Ayya, Diane and George Edgar Wagoner, The Gray Insurance Co., Martha McLain, Deborah Harriman, David and Linda Fehleisen, Ann Layton, Lisa Brooks, Fay and Jonathan Fretwell, Gregory Cline, Thomas Junod, Dial Love, Jay Snyder, Elizabeth Ruckman, Amanda Wilson, Beth Gourley, Francis Heneghan, Amy Wainright, Lindsey Feldman, Andrew Feldman, Linda Mantiply, Karen Fagan, Mark Terry, Susan Armentrout, Justine Cohen, Paul Greeley, William Clarke, Moshe Heyn, Michael Wallace, Kitty Blackmon, Jeffrey Gardner, Durrell Boyd, Orien Dalton, James Neale, John Clarke, Carolyn Oglesby, Sally Witt, Janet Baggott, Lisa Tuggle, Shantese Smithers, Roselyn Cottrell, Robin Scott, Renee Williams, Mary Murphy, Susan DeLancy, Eric Floranda, William Heneghan, Ellen Purpura, Ronny Laver, Todd Brock, Lawrence Morton, Amy Davis, Ann Johnson, Ned Farley, Jose Robles-Maldonado, Caymran Cummings, Sandra Dicamillo, Kim Clark, Catherine Kominic, Heather MacLeod, Martha H Hartz, John and Jean Carter, Herbert and Elon Perlin, Donna Mercer, Vinny Donnelly, Laurien Dowdy, Carol Lensch, Erik Lensch, Kroger, Epilepsy Foundation, Benjamin Knowles, Beth Owermohle, Earl So, Kimberly Jones, Laura Agaba, Mary Feltault, Penny Singlemann, Ruchelle Buenaventura, Tiffany Keever, William Manley, Draft Electric & Plumbing Service, Inc., Stephan and Shirley Corbin, Angela Meade, Zoe-Ann Copeland, Jordan Mooney, Anonymous
 
PALLADIUM DONORS - up to $99
Dr. A. M. Rijke, Sibylle Rotach Hunt, Peggy Sloan, Gina Washington, Charles Wilber Jr., G. Frank and Tracy Dunlap, Jeffress and Teresa Given, Joe and Brenda Tankesley, Patricia and W.C. Arey, Jean Gibson, Donna Garner, Pam Cowgill, Nancy Hall, Leegie Kirby, Marianne Simmons, Sue Smith, Jennifer Faith Strobel, Dale and S. Lee Heizer, James and Teresa Hott, Samuel and Beverly Richardson, Carol Heizer Wojciechowski, Ann Heizer, Joseph Emmett Lail, Holtzman Oil Corporation, Judy and Guy Eavers, Mary Frances Chittum, Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, Stacey Little, Mark Stevens, Brittany Yost, Wendy Talarico, Joseph DiPiro, Joanna Diaz, Jason Heyn, Marty Heyn, John Heyn, Gary Weidhaas, John Kinney, Patricia Mueller, Travis Marley, Amory Dugan, Eric Mayl, Salome Loera, Adam Liebler, Mary Kauffman, Elhum Shamshiri, Lillian Reynolds, Barbara Donegan, Shirley Ramsey, Doreen Marquis, Ken Kwartler, Ginger Germani, Cary Doak, Kimberly Warren, Angie Fox, Kathryn Nichol, Sheila Rieser, Alicia Lugg, Jeff Elias, Kathie Kelly, Gina Henderson, Dawn Legg, June Walthall, Donna Broshek, Alycia Winter, Rashell Younger, Liam Winters, John and Patricia Smith, Charles and Lou Ann Belvin, Bank of America, Carol Thompson, Janice Tokarsky, Erica Wolfe, Rhiannon Maxton, Lola Shank, Pat McClellan, Donna Applebee, Jeremy Ingram, Melinda Monet, Laura Ford, Jason Rush, Joey Jarvis, Bryant Clarke, Sean Plunkett, Rhonda Deputy, Janet Lynn, Doris Freund, Amy Kritzman, Debbee Kiel, Holly Schrank, Dale Chimerofsky, Jim Fry, Randall Anthony, Owen Thompson, Michelle Eddy, Nancy McMicken, Robert Sillmon Jr., Frank Santa, Colin William, Rosalba Rosario, Theodore Stout, Shannon Reardon, Cathy Padgett, Wendy Dee, Nancy Cundiff, Rhoda Ballantyne, Tyler Hawkins, Amanda Faith, Maggie Shanley, Kim Flanders, Deanna Reger, Gmen RC, Russ Brickey, Alice Huggins, Marianne Bowen, Tami Phoenix, Steve Heller, Margaret Brooke, Alejandro Mattiuzzo, Amie Knapp, April Marshall, Erin Dudley, Katie Zimmerman, Laura Lay, Susan Cohen, Heather Davis, Elizabeth Marie, Shannon Martin, Alejandro Mattiuzzo, Michael Siefring, Sandra and Lynwood Hutchens, Carlton and Sharon Brydge, Jamie Swann, Brielle Parker, Sherry Buenaventura, Julie Mick, Leesa Gauthier, Malinda Hargrove-Miller, Richard Rencher, Devonee Shearer, Anonymous
 
Thank you to our 53 anonymous donors who generously gave this year through social media, including through birthday fundraisers on Facebook, via Instagram, and through Humble Bundle!
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