Posts Tagged ‘Narcolepsy’
2012: Year in Review
2012 was an exciting year – I realized some big dreams including:1. Publishing my memoir!2. Giving 12 narcolepsy presentations across the country – from California to Cleveland; from Florida to Boston.3. Launching my video series.4. Running Mt Washington Road Race in honor of my father & raising $3,000 for narcolepsy research.5. Organizing the FDA initiative for narcolepsy.6. Sharing my story…
Read MoreFree E-Book Happy Holidays Promotion
On Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2012, the Kindle edition of Wide Awake and Dreaming: A Memoir of Narcolepsy will be FREE to read for 24 hours. Don’t have a Kindle? Download a FREE Kindle App here to read on your computer, smartphone or tablet (including iPad, iPhone, Mac, Windows 8 PC or tablet, Android phone or…
Read MoreTalking about Narcolepsy this Holiday Season: Julie Flygare Narcolepsy Awareness Video 7
The holidays presents opportunities to raise awareness about narcolepsy. Here are a few tips on communicating about narcolepsy this season. Watch here or on YouTube (1080 HD for best quality). Thanks so much for watching. Big thanks to Alex Withrow for his amazing video production. Wishing everyone a happy and restful holiday season! Watch AllWatch…
Read MoreHow Do I Handle My Narcolepsy Diagnosis? Julie Flygare Narcolepsy Awareness Video 6
A reader asked me, “How do I handle my recent narcolepsy diagnosis?” I address this question here, in my 6th narcolepsy awareness video. Watch below (in 1080 HD for best quality) or on YouTube. Thank you for watching! More videos coming soon. Many thanks to Alex Withrow for his amazing video production. You made me glow…
Read MorePraise for “Wide Awake and Dreaming: A Memoir of Narcolepsy”
So excited to share my very first book review here! Written by the amazing blogger Amanda of “Small Steps: A teenager’s look at living with multiple chronic illnesses including an undiagnosed condition, narcolepsy, cataplexy and gluten and lactose intolerance.” Thank you so much, Amanda! What the experts are saying about my book: “Julie’s memoir describes with eloquence…
Read MoreDiscovery Channel Narcolepsy Video
Here’s the video from the Discovery Channel’s recent Narcolepsy Program (my spotlight begins just after 16 minutes). I especially enjoyed Dr. Joseph Lieberman’s insight and the other patient, Kelly’s story. Narcolepsy: New Strategies for Diagnosis and Treatment will air on the Discovery Channel again on Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012 at 8 a.m. Download the podcast and…
Read MoreWide Awake and Dreaming: A Memoir of Narcolepsy Hits Shelves
Mark your calendars! Wide Awake and Dreaming: A Memoir of Narcolepsy will be published and for sale on Saturday, December 15, 2012. Where to Purchase:The book will be for sale securely through my website and on Amazon.com (along with Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.it, and Amazon.es). Wider distribution to follow! E-Book: Also on December 15, 2012, the e-book…
Read MoreNarcolepsy Awareness Video 5: Communicating about Cataplexy
Here’s my latest awareness video offering tips on communicating about cataplexy. Make sure to view in 1080p HD. Watch on YouTube. Enjoy! Thank you to Alex Withrow for his expert video production! Thanks for watching and check back soon for more videos. Watch AllWatch Video #4: What is Cataplexy?Watch Video #3: Communicating Invisible SymptomsWatch Video…
Read MoreNarcolepsy on Discovery Channel Featuring Julie Flygare
This Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 8 a.m. (EST) – Discovery Channel airs Narcolepsy: New Strategies for Diagnosis and Treatment, featuring my story, along with a panel of experts and a second patient perspective. The program will air a second time on Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012 at 8 a.m. (EST). It was an honor to work…
Read MoreA Note of Thanks & FDA Update
This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for your support. FDA Update:Last month, I launched the campaign for narcolepsy’s inclusion in the FDA Patient Focused Drug Development Initiative, but I could not do this alone. I’m thrilled to report that we came together as a unified voice in support of narcolepsy. By my unofficial count, a few HUNDRED…
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