Epilepsy is a chronic condition characterised by risk of unprovoked seizures, which has multifaceted implications for the lives of individuals.[1] People with epilepsy (PWE) experience related cognitive, emotional and psychological difficulties,[2] including anxiety, depression and low self-esteem, as well as problems with family functioning.[3] PWE also experience social and legal restrictions with possible implications for their welfare, not least in relation to driving[4] and employment.[5]
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