Living with a Silent Illness

About the Book

There are hundreds of thousands of individuals living with Non-Epileptic Seizures (NES) and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Events (PNEE) all around the world. This powerful, packed book explains in detail what all of the medical terms are, along with important information for individuals living with NES – PNEE. The information in this book is for both the individual living with this illness as well, as their caregivers. This book does not contain chapters, but sections, such as Seizures Disorder, Mental Distress, Abuse, Personal Stories, along with Testimonials of other individuals I had talked to. This is not a “one size fits all” type of book. There are so many different names and diagnosis for these issues, which many doctors, neurologist, and psychiatrists find it hard to describe what exactly the diagnosis should be. With anticipation by reading this book, it will help individuals and their families to better understand what Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures, and Non-Epileptic Events.

About the Author

Serenity Tipton is a freelance writer, who had started out by writing poems, and short stories. Serenity was 16 years old when she began writing poems. She loves to write short stories, poems, and has now ventured out to writing books. She also has several degrees, Associates Degree in Business, along with a Bachelors Degree in Science Communications. Serenity Tipton is sincerely invested in the causes, she has written about in her book Serenity is not just the author, but also a victim and survivor of sexual abuse, mental abuse, physical abuse and a survivor of psychogenic non-epileptic events. Mrs. Tipton has also published a few websites, “World of Change” http://world-of-change.webs.com/ and “Living With Non-Epileptic Seizures” http://livingwithnon-epilepticseizures.weebly.com/ . She has a passion for writing and wants to educate others and to be mindful and aware of Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES), and the severity of this illness. Serenity Tipton is from Southeast Missouri, and a proud mother of three adult daughters.