The "How Brain Conditions Affect Us" podcast is a space where people with neurological issues can tell their story without any judgement. I wanted to start this podcast because of the fact that I have epilepsy (seizures) so I know what it is like and I wanted to get a kick start with my career as a neurosurgeon or neurologist. The goal of my podcast is to raise awareness for any neurological conditions and to reach as many people as I can. *I am NOT a medical professional, so please consult with your health provider if you have any questions regarding your condition. :)
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The "How Brain Conditions Affect Us" podcast is a space where people with neurological issues can tell their story without any judgement. I wanted to start this podcast because of the fact that I have epilepsy (seizures) so I know what it is like and I wanted to get a kick start with my career as a neurosurgeon or neurologist. The goal of my podcast is to raise awareness for any neurological conditions and to reach as many people as I can. *I am NOT a medical professional, so please consult with your health provider if you have any questions regarding your condition. :)
In this episode, I talk about the differences between schooling to be a neurologist and a neurosurgeon.
How Brain Conditions Affect Us
The "How Brain Conditions Affect Us" podcast is a space where people with neurological issues can tell their story without any judgement. I wanted to start this podcast because of the fact that I have epilepsy (seizures) so I know what it is like and I wanted to get a kick start with my career as a neurosurgeon or neurologist. The goal of my podcast is to raise awareness for any neurological conditions and to reach as many people as I can. *I am NOT a medical professional, so please consult with your health provider if you have any questions regarding your condition. :)
