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Epilepsy Surgery: What is it?

Individuals of any age who meet the criteria for drug-resistant epilepsy (defined as failure to achieve seizure freedom after using two or more anti-seizure medications) are considered surgical candidates and are eligible for assessment. Epilepsy surgery is complex and differs…

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Powering Breakthroughs: Tackling The 3 Grand Challenges in LGS

From seizures to full lives through precision diagnoses, precision treatments, and whole‑life care Every family living with Lennox‑Gastaut Syndrome knows how hard this journey can be—and how deeply we all dream of better answers and brighter days. That’s why the…

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Guardianships and Conservatorships

The definition and rules governing Guardianship vs. Conservatorship can vary from state to state; therefore, please seek legal advice for details on your specific state laws and what type of guardianship or conservatorship your loved one will require. A guardianship…

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A Full Heart and a Full Notebook

Reflections from the 10th International LGS Foundation Family & Professional Conference

I came to Orlando as a first-time attendee, still relatively new to the LGS community. I am leaving inspired, hopeful, and more energized about the future of LGS research than I have ever been. Over three days, we laughed and…

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A Wave of Hope: How a Seed of Research is Growing into a Future Without Seizures

For families living with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome (LGS), every day can feel like a battle against the unpredictable. New research is moving beyond traditional surgery and heavy prescriptions, opening a path toward non-invasive options that could fundamentally change how we treat…

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LGS & Associated DEE Research Accelerator

Accelerate Research. Change Lives.

The LGS & Associated DEE Research Accelerator brings industry, academia, and patient advocacy together in a pre-competitive environment — eliminating duplication and moving the needle faster for those living with LGS and related Developmental & Epileptic Encephalopathies (DEEs). Member Benefits …

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2026 Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill

Why Showing Up Matters

Every year, patient advocates, caregivers, and researchers from across the country travel to Washington, D.C. to attend Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill, organized by the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases. They bring one shared goal – to make sure…

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Meet Charlie

For 42 years we assumed our beloved son Charlie was singular in his complex array of medical issues. It was only six months ago that we learned he belongs to a sliver of individuals with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome. A simple notation…

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Meet Jackson

Caregiving requires sacrificing the freedoms that most families take for granted. You lose the ability to simply do what you want, when you want—whether that’s deciding how to spend the next hour or planning a family vacation. Being a caregiver…

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Advancing LGS Research at AES 2025

Highlights from the 2025 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting

The 2025 American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting took place December 5–9 in Atlanta, Georgia, bringing together nearly 6,000 epilepsy clinicians, researchers, advocates, and industry partners from more than 60 countries. Across the meeting, Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) was a clear…

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