01/26/2026
Noah had his first seizure in 6th grade, just one week before COVID changed everything. Diagnosed in March 2020, he and his family faced uncertainty — but Noah kept moving forward.
With support from his school, he continued water polo and swimming, becoming an advocate for students with epilepsy. In 2022, focal seizures sidelined him from the pool, but he stayed connected by supporting his team.
In high school, Noah found a new passion in E-Sports and a strong circle of friends who support his journey. He’s traveled to Mexico, Italy, and Japan — and refuses to let epilepsy limit his future adventures.
After trying multiple medications, Noah is now 4 months seizure-free 💜
He continues to advocate so other kids with epilepsy know they can find joy and belonging too.
