Debbie McCrudden, diagnosed with epilepsy in 2014, overcame her fears about motherhood amidst health challenges. Despite initial anxiety over her condition, she chose to have children and found unexpected support during pregnancy and beyond. With her seizures decreasing during her first pregnancy, she faced a tougher battle with her second child, Lilly. After adjusting medications and gaining support from family, her epilepsy became managed, allowing her to care for her children independently. Even now, she remains vigilant, understanding the potential unpredictability of her condition, but her journey continues to inspire others.