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Rain Down Purple

Epilepsy does not define us. It does not “reign” over our lives.

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Lived Experience
Advocacy
Leadership skills
Public Speaking

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A Word From The Author

C.S. Edwards is a writer, advocate, and speaker whose life and work are shaped by more than four decades of living with epilepsy. Through storytelling, service, and public engagement, he brings visibility to a condition that is often misunderstood—and too often unseen.

His memoir, Rain Down Purple: Because Epilepsy Ain’t for Punks, reflects a journey marked by misdiagnosis, perseverance, and ultimately purpose. What began as a personal struggle with an invisible neurological disorder has become a lifelong commitment to helping others navigate similar experiences.

Edwards serves as a certified seizure first aid responder and volunteers with patients and caregivers in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. In this role, he offers encouragement, understanding, and practical support to individuals and families facing the uncertainty of seizure disorders.

Beyond the hospital, he has contributed his perspective as a patient advocate on local, state, and national health advisory boards, helping shape conversations around neurological care, patient rights, and access to treatment. His work focuses on bridging the gap between medical systems and the lived realities of those they serve.

As a speaker, Edwards engages audiences with honesty and insight, addressing topics such as epilepsy awareness, invisible illness, resilience, and the importance of listening to the body. His message is grounded in both experience and empathy, offering a voice for those who often feel unheard.

Through writing, advocacy, and community engagement, C.S. Edwards continues to work toward a future where epilepsy is better understood—and where those living with it are seen, supported, and empowered.

CHAPTERS

What You Will Learn?

Experience Without Language

Childhood confusion and invisible symptoms

Attempt to Explain and Define

Medicine, work, rights, and the body’s limits.

Integration and Understanding

Rhythm, awareness, purpose, advocacy.

About the Author And Book

This book speaks to many audiences at once.

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