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Bickerstaff Brainstem Encephalitis - Rebecca's Story
I spent the next day in bed, barely able to walk without intense feelings of vertigo - my vision was blurred, balance was off, and I felt incredibly nauseous. I was wheeled off to the hospital in an ambulance at around 1 am and can remember lying in hospital very scared and ill, with lots of beeping and voices all around me. My vision seemed to fade at one point, and after that, everything is entirely blank. My only rather frustrating memory is being told to ‘walk it off’; luckily, my family were able to flag down a lovely nurse who saw how ill I was before taking me to the ICU. There was much worry about a tropical disease causing my symptoms, hence the speed of my admission to the intensive care unit.
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Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Philippa's Story
It was terrifying. The uncertainty, the not knowing what each day would bring, was one of the hardest parts. He spent six long months in hospital, followed by a further eight months in a rehabilitation centre. Those fourteen months were filled with fear, exhaustion, hope, and small victories that meant the world to us. Our story is still continuing and if I’m honest, it’s been nothing short of a rollercoaster.
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Autoimmune Encephalitis - Anti-NMDAR - Alex's Story
I received a call from Alex complaining that she had something buzzing in her ear and that it is making her uncomfortable. On the same day in the afternoon, I received a call from my sister telling me that Alex had collapsed and she was brought to the nearest hospital. When she woke up, the hospital staff, without proper diagnosis, wrongly accused her of taking prohibited drugs just because she was shouting, hallucinating and was very disoriented.
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Infectious Encephalitis Lived Experience - Ava's Story
In July 2024 we had returned from a family holiday. Ava, at the time, was 4 months old and we'd noticed that she had been irritable, had developed sores near her mouth (later identified as the Herpes Simplex Virus type 1) and one day suffered a 20 minute focal seizure.
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Autoimmune Limbic Encephalitis Lived Experience - Karla's Story
English translation - It all started in September 2022. That year, I was going out partying a lot. For Mexican Night, I went out to dinner and celebrate with some friends. Around that time, my work schedule changed to the night shift, since I am a nurse. I clearly remember spending a lot of time worrying about how those shifts would go. When I started them, my mum and sister later told me that I had mentioned suffering from insomnia and nightmares.
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Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Pol's Story
It started on a Sunday, during a family lunch, when Pol our active, healthy 7-year-old developed a high fever. At first, we thought it was just a virus. But within days, his behavior became alarming - extreme lethargy, emotional outbursts, and sensory issues especially with his back. Then came the insomnia, strange gazes, mumbling, and isolation. As a mental health professional, I knew something was very wrong.
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Tick-Borne Encephalitis Lived Experience - Dominic's Story
My symptoms followed swiftly: deep fatigue, intense headaches, and muscle pain. At the time, these were all brushed off as “exam stress.” But I knew something wasn’t right. That was the beginning of a decades-long battle against invisible illnesses—and worse, against disbelief from the medical system. As the years passed, my symptoms worsened. Migraines, irregular heart rhythms, and an unbearable sensitivity to light and sound took over my daily life. I sought medical help, but again and again, I was told it was “psychological.” I was made to feel like I was imagining it all.
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LGi1 Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Pauline's Story
From nurse to patient - In this lived experience episode of The Encephalitis Podcast, Prav talks to Pauline – one of our wonderful Team Encephalitis volunteers. Pauline shares her own story of LGi1 autoimmune encephalitis, life as a nurse and about being a support volunteer for Team Encephalitis.
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Anti-NMDAR Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Judiel's Story
Judiel Diaz, a nurse from the Philippines, shares her powerful journey of surviving anti-NMDAR autoimmune encephalitis. Misdiagnosed at first, she eventually received life-saving treatment during the height of the pandemic. From memory loss and hallucinations to regaining her identity and passing the US nursing exam, Judiel’s story is one of resilience, love, and hope.
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Anti-MOG Receptor Autoimmune Encephalitis - Theo's Story
That Tuesday morning, Theo walked into our bedroom with a slightly dazed look saying he felt sick and proceeded to lie on our bed. Within minutes, he had his first tonic clonic seizure. It continued for several frantic minutes while paramedics made their way to us. A few hours later we were let go from A&E saying that it’s not uncommon to have an unexplained afebrile seizure and many people never go on to have another.
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Human Herpes Virus-6 (HHV-6) Encephalitis Lived Experience - Sameer's Story
I was attending university, making new friends, and working part-time jobs to support myself. Life was moving forward beautifully. But then, everything changed. It started with a simple fever—nothing unusual, or so I thought. I expected to recover in a few days. But the fever didn’t go away. It worsened.
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Viral Encephalitis Lived Experience - Craig's Story
Craig shares his eight-month journey through illness and recovery of viral encephalitis. From the sudden onset of symptoms to life-threatening seizures, temporary blindness, and the emotions of recovery.
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CASPR2 Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Subha’s Story
CASPR2 autoimmune encephalitis. What began with subtle symptoms like blurry vision and confusion quickly escalated into a terrifying medical crisis, leading to memory loss, personality changes, hallucinations, and neurological disorientation.
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Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis Lived Experience- Jenny's Story
Jenny shares her journey after being diagnosed with Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis What began as unexplained seizures and confusion was initially dismissed as anxiety, leading to a delayed diagnosis that turned her life upside down. Now involved in volunteer work and brain injury support groups, she uses her experience to help others with similar conditions.
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Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM) Lived Experience - Regináe's Story
My name is Regináe and I was 4 when I was diagnosed with Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM). My dad noticed that I was acting strange and acting like I was possessed, then all of a sudden I started shaking constantly and couldn’t stop. My parents then admitted me to hospital and they didn't know what was wrong with me.
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Acute Necrotising Rhombencephalitis Lived Experience - Eldon's Story
In April 2023, life as I knew it changed in an instant. It began with an ache in my lower back—something I brushed off as a minor strain. I even visited an osteopath, convinced I had just overdone it somehow. But the discomfort didn’t ease. Within days, I tested positive for COVID-19, and soon after, the real nightmare began.
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Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis Lived Experience - Alice's Story
I was a healthy 27 year old woman who loved paddled boarding and aerial circus prior to being diagnosed with Anti-NMDAR Autoimmune Encephalitis. I was on a weekend away with my mother and partner in England and complained of sore ears. Later that night I took my first seizure and an ambulance was called! My symptoms began suddenly, manifesting with seizures, manic psychotic episodes, hallucinations, agitation and oral facial dyskinesia.
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Tick-Borne Encephalitis Lived Experience - Antti's Story
I got tick-borne encephalitis in autumn 2023, here some memories and insights of the complex journey with the disease. The whole thing started in a Teams meeting with a customer. I suddenly felt quite nauseous and had to close the meeting early, started to vomit and horrible headache begun. Luckily, I was at home and my wife came soon to check my situation. Later, I heard that she took me to an emergency unit at the University center hospital next day when my fever raised up to 41 ˚C – I don’t have any clear memories of that.
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Anti-GAD Encephalitis Lived Experience - Alison's Story
Alison shares her experience of Anti-GAD encephalitis and how she went on to raise funds through her gym, Life’s Peachy’ Fitness for Encephalitis International. I started falling sick in April 2024 after my husband came home from a work trip with stomach bug. He was better within 24-48 hours while I got progressively more unwell. I […]
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Autoimmune Encephalitis Lived Experience - Diane's Story
Diane had auto-immune encephalitis in 2018, when she was 15 which encompassed months in a semi-coma state where she couldn’t talk, walk, eat or see due to complete vision loss from high intracranial pressure.
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Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis Lived Experience - Vickie's Story
I don’t remember anything. My first memory is of me being told that I couldn’t go back to work, I was very ill, and those of you who have had it remember what that feels like. I was apparently in an induced coma, had a lumber puncture, seizures, nearly died… and I was lucky to be speaking and as recovered as I could be.
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Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis Lived Experience - Roz's Story
Roz, who was affected twice by anti NMDAR encephalitis while completing her secondary education, shares her story with us. The video was filmed as part of our My Brain and Me Project.
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Meningoencephalitis Lived Experience - Kristen's Story
In May of 2023 I started with a very high fever. I passed it off as normal; as I got sick very often, just had pneumonia a month prior. I work with young children which I believe weakened my immune system over the years. I’d only travelled out of the country 8 months ago but was otherwise fine. After day 2, the fever wasn't subsiding and came out in a red rash in my extremities, prompting me to go to a doctor.
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Herpes Simplex Virus Encephalitis - Ismael's story, told by wife, Rosa
For me, as his wife, has been a challenge to adapt the new family dynamics with the illness. My advice to all of us who have a family member with encephalitis is that as primary caregivers we take care of our physical and emotional health. In my case, I had to attend psychotherapy and take medication for depression and anxiety.
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My Brain & Medicine - New York, United States
Please note that this event is now fully booked. If you would like to join our waiting list please email mail@encephalitis.info ———————————————————————————————————————————————– Please note this is a FREE in-person event only for patients, family members and caregivers. My Brain & Medicine. Encephalitis Survivors and Caregivers Day Venue: New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, 50 Haven […]
My Brain My Story 2025
Please note My Brain : My Story is a hybrid event (in-person and virtual via Zoom) We would love you to join us in York, England, – or virtually – at My Brain : My Story on Saturday 4 October 2025. This event is a hybrid event for anyone who wants to listen to the […]
Cardiff Half Marathon (Superhalfs)
Cheering crowds, entertainment and a scenic road route are on offer at the Cardiff Half Marathon. What a fun and memorable way to challenge yourself and support Encephalitis International!
Great Scottish Run
The Great Scottish Run offers a half marathon and 10km option in the vibrant and friendly city of Glasgow. Urban architecture combines with green spaces and riverside views - a great way to explore this part of Scotland.
Chicago Marathon
An ever popular option, the Chicago Marathon attracts 40,000 runners each year. A flat road course explores the city - a great way to combine an epic challenge with some sight-seeing!
Great South Run
The AJ Bell Great South Run is probably the world’s favourite 10 mile running event, with inspiring history, salty seaside air and glorious views across to the Isle of Wight, as you weave your way around Portsmouth and Southsea.
Dublin Marathon
The Irish Life Dublin Marathon offers an unmissable opportunity to run through iconic landmarks like Phoenix Park, along the River Liffey, and past historic Georgian streets. With a relatively flat course and enthusiastic local support, it's a popular event with 22,000 runners.
Valencia Half Marathon (Superhalfs)
Part of the popular SuperHalfs Series, Valencia Half Marathon offers fabulous city scenery and a flat, fast course. A great option for a 13.1 mile challenge in support of Encephalitis International.
Seizures and encephalitis FREE webinar - patient event
Please note that this is an event aimed at patients. Programme 2.00pm (GMT) – Seizures and Encephalitis in Adults. Dr James Mitchell MBChB, MRCP, Association of British Neurologists (ABN), Clinical Research Fellow and neurology registrar, University of Liverpool and The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust, UK 2.45pm (GMT) – Seizures and Encephalitis in Children. Speaker […]
Encephalitis 2025 - Registration
3rd and 4th December 2025 Royal College of Physicians (RCP), London and virtually Registrations are now open! (in-person and virtual tickets are available) Book your tickets here Looking for a place to stay? The RCP have published a list of recommended Hotels – view the list here: Hotels | RCP Events ENCEPHALITIS 2025 is an […]
Valencia Marathon
A beautifully scenic city route awaits for the Valencia Marathon in Spain. An incredibly popular flat road course offers an opportunity for personal bests or an ideal option for first-time marathon runners.
Lisbon Half Marathon (Superhalfs)
The EDP Lisbon Half Marathon forms part of Portugal’s biggest running event and is one of the races in the popular SuperHalfs Series. The route follows the shores of the River Tagus and crosses the iconic bridge, Ponte 25 de Abril, giving you unbeatable views of Lisbon.
Run Rome The Marathon (inc. Relay)
Run Rome The Marathon offers an unmatched route through history, culminating at Italy's world-famous Colosseum. Join 30,000 runners to take in the sights of Rome in the most spectacular fashion, with ambient temperatures and breath-taking views.
Berlin Half Marathon (Superhalfs)
Explore the sights and avenues of Berlin with 35,000 other participants in this half marathon - part of the Superhalfs series. Runners, wheelchair users, inline skaters and hand cyclists are all welcome.
London Landmarks Half Marathon
London Landmarks half marathon features Tower Bridge, Nelson's Column and Big Ben - the only half marathon to go through both the City of London and City of Westminster and one of the largest fundraising events in Europe.
Paris Marathon
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris offers a unique opportunity to traverse this iconic French city and experience landmark sights like the Champs Elysées, the Bois de Vincennes, Notre Dame and the Arc de Triomphe.
Edinburgh Marathon Festival
The Edinburgh Marathon Festival offers a varied programme of events across the weekend, with kids races, 5km, 10km, half marathon and full marathon, including the Hairy Haggis Team Relay option for 4 runners.
Copenhagen Half Marathon (Superhalfs)
Sight-seeing and running combine - you’ll cross all of Copenhagen’s charming, hip and colourful bridge districts and pass through the historic inner city. A half marathon route with plenty of atmosphere and entertainment!
Scotland - UK Challenges
There's plenty of fun to be had in Scotland with fundraising challenges! You can brave a bungee jump, bounce along an obstacle course or tackle a walking or running challenge to raise vital funds and awareness for Encephalitis International.
South West England - UK Challenges
Explore challenge event options available in the South West of England. Will you choose to run, walk, bounce or bungee to support Encephalitis International?!
Wales - UK Challenges
If you're a supporter based in Wales, or just fancy a bit of charity challenge tourism, there are some great walk and run options to explore in support of Encephalitis International.
Yorkshire - UK Challenges
From bungee jumps to bouncing along an inflatable 5k, there's plenty of fun to be had fundraising in Yorkshire. The county also offers a great range of walking and running events.
SuperHalfs Series
The SuperHalfs Series brings together six epic destination half marathons which runners complete to secure their SuperMedal and a place in the SuperHalfs Hall of Fame. The events take place in Berlin, Cardiff, Copenhagen, Lisbon, Prague and Valencia. What an awesome challenge to take on in support of Encephalitis International!
North West England - UK Challenges
Bungee jump, run, walk, or take on an inflatable obstacle course to support Encephalitis International in the North West of England. What will you choose? Browse all the options here!
Midlands - UK Challenges
The Midlands region of England has lots to offer those in search of a great challenge to raise awareness and funds for Encephalitis International. Walks, runs, bungee jumps and obstacle courses await!
South England - UK Challenges
Take the leap with a bungee jump, bounce along an obstacle course, or choose from a range of distances for challenge walks, jogs or runs. Whatever you choose to support us in the South of England, there'll be plenty of fun!
South East England - UK Challenges
Ultra Challenge on the Isle of Wight, Kent Downs or Chilterns? How about a half marathon or obstacle race? There are plenty of challenge options in the South East of England to support us!
Ultra Challenge - Walk, Jog, or Run
Whether along stunning coastlines, or trails through wonderful countryside, your Ultra Challenge® will be unforgettable. Walk, jog or run - take on a 10km, 25km, 50km 75km or even a 100km Ultra Challenge.
North East England - UK Challenges
The North East offers a great range of challenges you can take on to fundraise for Encephalitis International. Will you choose running, walking or bouncing through an inflatable obstacle course to show your support?!
East of England - UK Challenges
Run, walk, or take on an obstacle course in the East of England, UK. Join our community of fundraisers and support Encephalitis International.
London - UK Challenges
Run, walk, cycle or take on a Tough Mudder - there is plenty of choice for challenge events in London to support Encephalitis International. Why not browse the options available and join our wonderful community of fundraisers?
Tough Mudder
Tough Mudder creates hardcore obstacle courses designed to test your all around strength, stamina, and mental grit. Innovative courses combine running and a number of obstacles - featuring mud (lots of mud!), ice and 10,000 volts of electricity!
Swimming Challenges
Open water challenges - including the Great North Swim - and triathlon options to support Encephalitis International. Swim to show your support!
Cycling Challenges
From 25km cycles to epic multi-day international rides, we have a range of cycling challenges to choose from. Get on your bike and support Encephalitis International!
Bungee Jump
Are you brave enough?! Experience the thrill of a lifetime with an exhilarating bungee jump. Perfect for thrill seekers or those in search of an adrenaline challenge!
Inflatable 5k - 2.5km, 5km, 10km, or 15km
A unique inflatable obstacle course you'll need to run, bounce, swing and slide along! Take part on your own or as part of a group with your family (suitable for kids 5 years and over!), friends or colleagues.
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