Nerella N. Chauvin
Understanding Menopausal Epilepsy
The missing connection between menopause and epilepsy
Available for purchase through
Barnes & Noble and Amazon
Understanding Menopausal Epilepsy, which I call "ME," is a science-backed book about why epilepsy can appear during menopause, what may be happening inside the body and brain, and why this connection has remained overlooked for far too long.
The book brings together research, expert insight, and lived experience to make a complex neurological subject accessible without making it simplistic. It is written for women who want to understand new symptoms in midlife, including brain fog, sleep disruption, dizziness, anxiety, brief disconnection, or unusual episodes that are too easily explained away.
While the acronym stands for the condition itself, "ME" represents every woman navigating this journey. It is a dedicated space for our collective health, our shared stories, and our hard-earned answers. You are not alone in this transition; this book is a testament to the strength, resilience, and vital visibility of all women reclaiming their health and their lives.
Understanding Menopausal Epilepsy will be published in September 2026
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