CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – Among the many things November is known for, this month also highlights Epilepsy Awareness.
Here in Chattanooga, dozens of people laced up their sneakers and came together for the annual Chattanooga Walk for Epilepsy at Tennessee Riverpark.
News 12 spoke with advocates and warriors who face the challenges of epilepsy every day.
Christy Howard, a guest speaker and epilepsy warrior, shared a message about the importance of vulnerability and support.
“We need somebody, and we need to be vulnerable. We need to let at least one person into our life to live alongside us.”
The event was hosted by the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee.
Executive Director Daniel Grzesik said the walk is about building community and strength.
“It’s a great way to rally sup

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