The day was wonderfully bright as we (Kavita & Carol) journeyed by bus to Pune. At Pune we were welcomed […]
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SG Meeting on 12th May
At the last meeting Psychologist, Carol D’Souza explained the ‘Why’ of stigma in epilepsy. The session was interactive, with members […]
22nd Support Group & GC Meetings
I notice most views of this blog are on Sundays, the day after the support group meeting. Guess people who […]
Kids for Epilepsy Are Speaking Up
Really inspiring, read what kids belonging to the Epilepsy Foundation of America are doing: Jackie Quetti of Massachusetts (18 years […]
April Support Group Meetings
On 10th April the theme of the meeting was ‘Forgiveness’. Being Easter time Carol spoke of the humility of Jesus […]
26th March – Purple Day & SG Meet 27th
The ever enterprising Kavita Shanbhag celebrated Purple Day in her Colony at Matunga. Dr. Neeta Naik and Dr. Nathan released […]
Charity Mela 20th March
We participated at an exhibition-cum-sale at Breach Candy Club held for various NGOs, on the 20th March 2010. A variety […]
AGM-13th March-4 pm at ECell
All members are invited for the AGM. There will be no support group meeting.
Support Group Meeting 13th Feb
Christopher has been the motivating force for both starting the Computer training, which I must say is going very well, […]
ECon 2010
Returned yesterday morning after a great trip to Indore. The patient’s session was fabulous. It began on the 7th morning […]
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