
Mary Catherine is married with 3 daughters and lives in Charleston. She is a former epilepsy patient and was blessed to become seizure free after a temporal lobectomy in 2009. She is a May 2021 graduate of the MUSC Doctor of Nursing Practice program and hopes to spend her new career working with epilepsy patients.
Mary Catherine became i
Mary Catherine is married with 3 daughters and lives in Charleston. She is a former epilepsy patient and was blessed to become seizure free after a temporal lobectomy in 2009. She is a May 2021 graduate of the MUSC Doctor of Nursing Practice program and hopes to spend her new career working with epilepsy patients.
Mary Catherine became involved with SAFE in 2010. She became a member in order to support others who were fighting this frustrating disorder.
In her free-time, Mary Catherine enjoys spending time with her friends and family relaxing on the beach.

Dulaney (Laney) Wilson works as a Research Instructor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at the Medical University of South Carolina. She became active in SAFE while conducting research on comorbidities of epilepsy in South Carolina.

Nicole began her journey with epilepsy on July 1, 2012 when her then 2 month old daughter, Charlotte, had her first seizure. Nicole, her older daughter Kaylin, and Charlotte became members of S.A.F.E. in early 2013. Later that year, it was confirmed that Charlotte's epilepsy diagnosis was due to a chromosomal deletion.
Nicole, her husb
Nicole began her journey with epilepsy on July 1, 2012 when her then 2 month old daughter, Charlotte, had her first seizure. Nicole, her older daughter Kaylin, and Charlotte became members of S.A.F.E. in early 2013. Later that year, it was confirmed that Charlotte's epilepsy diagnosis was due to a chromosomal deletion.
Nicole, her husband Jeremy, and her entire family are active in the S.A.F.E. community, volunteering and participating in all of our awareness events. Nicole has a passion for advocating for special needs children and their caregivers. When Nicole isn't volunteering for S.A.F.E. or working, she can be found at home snuggling with her 3 dogs or on the softball field.
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