If you’re a teenager with epilepsy, you might have all sorts of questions about how epilepsy could affect your life. Will I be able to drink alcohol and go clubbing? Can I go on holiday? How will my school life be affected? We hope that the information in the following pages will help you.

If you have any questions about your epilepsy that aren’t answered on these web pages, there are a number of people who can help you. Remember that no question is silly. It’s your life and you have a right to know about epilepsy and your health.

• Ask Debbie, our agony aunt for young people with epilepsy
• Ask Danny, our agony uncle for young people with epilepsy
• Text your question to an epilepsy adviser - 07797 805 390
• Send an email to an epilepsy adviser – helpline@epilepsy.org.uk
• Speak to someone on the Epilepsy Helpline, freephone 0808 800 5050 (if you live in the UK) or +44 113 210 8850 (if you live outside the UK). Your call will be totally confidential.
• Speak to your doctor or epilepsy nurse
• You can get a copy of Upfront booklet - either download it, or call the helpline for one, or buy a copy from our shop
• We're running an Upfront about epilepsy young people’s drama workshop and family conference. It'll be on Saturday 2 October 2010 in London