What the Letters Hold – 2026 Epilepsy Awareness Desk Calendar

Product Description

What the Letters Hold is a 2026 desk calendar that reclaims the language around epilepsy through poetry, awareness, and lived understanding. Each month features an epilepsy-related word reimagined as a thoughtful acronym, offering space for reflection rather than explanation. This calendar isn’t clinical or loud — it’s intentional, validating, and quietly affirming for those living with epilepsy, those who love them, and those learning to understand it better.

Designed to sit within everyday life, the calendar invites awareness without demand and strength without performance. It’s a steady presence on a desk, shelf, or counter — one page at a time.

Monthly Themes

• January – EPILEPSY
  Each Pause Is Lived Entirely Personally, Slowly Yours

• February – AWARE
  Ask Without Assuming, Respond Empathetically

• March – BRAIN
  Biological Responses Are Individually Neurological

• April – SEIZURE
  Sudden Electrical Interruptions, Zones Unexpected, Real Events

• May – PURPLE
  Present, Unseen, Real People Living Everyday

• June – SURVIVE
  Still Up Regardless, Varying Impacts, Visible Effects

• July – STRONG
  Soft Things Remain Often Named Gently

• August – PAUSE
  Permission After Unexpected Seizure Episodes

• September – CARE
  Consistent Awareness Reduces Errors

• October – STILL
  Seizures Through Invisible Lived Lives

• November – SUPPORT
  Safety, Understanding, Patience, Presence Outweigh Remarks Taken

• December – PEACE
  Present Enough As Currently Existing

Product Features

• Bright, crisp colors using modern print techniques

• Black metal spiral binding with matching tent-card backing

• Thick 250 gsm matte paper for a premium feel

• Compact desk format: 10" × 5" (25 cm × 12.5 cm)

• Full 2026 month grid with all twelve awareness pages

• Designed to sit neatly on desks, shelves, or counters

• Assembled in the USA

Care Instructions

• Indoor use only

• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve print quality

Production & Shipping Notice

This desk calendar is made to order and produced in the United States. Orders are typically processed and shipped promptly after production.

Disclaimer

This product is intended for epilepsy awareness and education. It does not provide medical advice or replace professional care. Language and themes are designed to reflect lived experience and understanding.