That's one for sure!

Great question.

I think that what "seizure-free" means is also opinion. Does seizure-free mean to someone they are no longer epileptic? Does it mean to someone they're epileptic with seizures under control? Refractory or not? Does it mean a day without?

Many thanks to Dr. Ann Gagné for assistance with logistics and accessibility. Many thanks to Sherry Fox for creating the advertising materials and to Jenny Oseen for administrative support.

Many thanks as well to the Canadian Sociological Association and the Sociology of Disability Research Cluster for sponsoring this event. Without the support of all the groups noted above this webinar would not be possible.

Thanks to the University of Lethbridge Office of the Provost, Office of the Vice Provost EDI, Faculty of Arts & Science, Department of Sociology, Prentice Institute for Global Population and Economy, and the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association for funding this event.

This event is co-organized by Dr. Athena Elafros and Dr. Suzanne Lenon.

Great to see familiar faces!

You too, Lori Jaye!

It's great to find you, Trevor! Really glad you're here.

Hi that's great! Glad you're here and looking forward to reading your posts. Liverpool's cool.

I appreciate you reaching out!