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Oct 7, 2026

SouhaHOST
3:23
After receiving a BA, she turned full-time to seeking acting work, first in radio, then in films, and on stage, and also on television.
SouhaHOST
3:37
She was a longtime supporter of the Motion Picture and Television Fund and The Epilepsy Foundation of Los Angeles, an early proponent of making a car cell phone free, she created and distributed her own bumper sticker called Get Off the Phone or Get Off the Road.
SouhaHOST
3:57
Her husband, TV director Jeffrey Hayden, died in 2016.
SouhaHOST
4:02
Her survivors include her two children, Daryl and Lorette, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:01
Before we ge- dive in, though, I wanna give huge shout-outs to our sponsors, Neurelis, SK Life Science, and Patti.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:09
Also, thank you to our community partners, Epilepsy Foundation of America, the Danny Did Foundation, and Epilepsy Alliance America.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:17
All right, y'all, here we go.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:19
[upbeat music] Well, hi, Ashlyn.

44 MINS LATER

Ashlyn SandersGUEST
45:33
And thank you for bringing that up.
Ashlyn SandersGUEST
45:34
I, I think it's a valid question.
Ashlyn SandersGUEST
45:37
So the way I'll answer that is we actually have been in touch with the National Epilepsy Foundation.
Ashlyn SandersGUEST
45:42
They're aware that this is a new device, that FT- FDA has cleared.
Anna ScottHOST
20:02
Yeah
Carrie BaumGUEST
20:02
... my husband became president of the Epilepsy Foundation so fast.
Carrie BaumGUEST
20:08
Like, we joined and then, like, next thing I know he's on the board.
Carrie BaumGUEST
20:11
Next thing I know he's, like, um, like, the president.
Carrie BaumGUEST
21:43
[laughs]
Anna ScottHOST
21:44
... is a, um, raising money.
Anna ScottHOST
21:49
If somebody heard this, they'd wanna give money to the Epilepsy Foundation.
Carrie BaumGUEST
21:55
[laughs] I hope so.
Melanie KrahmerGUEST
30:43
And it was another charity event, actually, that we were asked to be a part of.
Melanie KrahmerGUEST
30:48
And we were tasked with writing the life story of an extraordinary young woman named Tegan, and she volunteers for Epilepsy Foundation.
Melanie KrahmerGUEST
30:58
So we're going to try to get her song recorded and out on streaming services, plus some other new ones we've been working on.
Melanie KrahmerGUEST
31:06
Yeah.
Melanie LeonardHOST
0:05
Welcome to Epilepsy Unplugged, a podcast from the Epilepsy Foundation Texas.
Melanie LeonardHOST
0:10
This is a space for honest conversations about what it's really like to live with epilepsy, learn from experts, and celebrate the strength and resilience of our community.
Taylor GoldenthalHOST
0:20
Whether you're living with epilepsy, supporting a loved one, or just looking to learn more, we are glad you're here.

47 MINS LATER

Taylor GoldenthalHOST
47:06
And we want to thank you for listening.
Taylor GoldenthalHOST
47:07
If you liked what you heard, please subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast app as it really helps us grow this community.
Melanie LeonardHOST
47:14
You can also connect with us and Epilepsy Foundation Texas by visiting EFTX.org. Until next time, stay strong and stay informed.
Mary DuffyGUEST
51:10
CURE is doing fantastic work on SUDEP.
Mary DuffyGUEST
51:13
Epilepsy Foundation of America is just an overall wonderful group to partner with.
Mary DuffyGUEST
51:18
And we have two programs that are coming to mind right now.
Mary DuffyGUEST
51:22
One is the accelerator program for these device companies, really taking them from where they're at and getting them to the next level.
Chevy WhiteGUEST
30:51
And that's where...
Chevy WhiteGUEST
30:54
When my provider referred me to the Epilepsy Foundation, that's sort of where I found a lot of my community is connecting with individuals who had shared experiences and meeting individuals like you and doing the Research Ambassador Program, learning more and volunteering.
Chevy WhiteGUEST
31:22
Right.
Nancy MusarraHOST
31:24
You know, I hear that a lot, that it's one thing to have your family and close friends try to understand, and they do, and they really try.
Nancy MusarraHOST
31:34
But when you meet people that also experience seizures or caregivers of people that experience seizures and then go into groups like the Research Ambassador Program or the Epilepsy Foundations in different communities, then you meet your tribe.
Nancy MusarraHOST
31:50
You really meet people that get it because they get it.
Nancy MusarraHOST
31:53
Like you said before, they don't get it till they get it.
Chevy WhiteGUEST
32:54
So...
Landis WiednerHOST
1:33
Before we dive in, I wanna give huge shout-outs to the folks who believe in this podcast and making conversations like this possible.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:40
Thank you to sponsors Neurelis and SK Life Science, as well as community partners Epilepsy Foundation of America, the Danny Did Foundation, and Epilepsy Alliance America.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:51
All right, y'all, here we go.
Landis WiednerHOST
1:56
I am here with Matt Suchan.
Landis WiednerHOST
6:33
... um, Ep- um, Epilepsy, American Epilepsy Society-
Matt SuchanGUEST
6:37
Alliance
Landis WiednerHOST
6:37
... and Epilepsy Foundation of America, and I'm probably forgetting someone else, and I'm really sorry about that.
Landis WiednerHOST
6:42
That's just my memory.

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