control them. Hugs.

The big ones are almost controlled (2 or 3 a year).

You are living with some very serious challenges. I am glad you have people around you. I also enjoy the internet and DU. Plus, our public library has audio books that can be entertaining, inspirational, or just relaxing. I listen to them on my Android phone. I wish you all the best.

Plus music playlists.

I also have epilepsy. For over 40 years. I also have both types although it started more with the grand mal seizures that were nocturnal. For me meds helped. I have in recent years gone a great amount of time without the grand mal, whereas I used to have them frequently. You are more vulnerable to them if run down or tired.

Anyway I hope your medical team is able to help you get them under control. It sounds like they are extremely disruptive to your daily life. I hope they can find a medication that controls the seizures with minimal side effects.

it can b such a crap shoot. i dont know if it wd help, but i know re psyche meds, there is dna testing that can narrow it down.
is mmj legal where u r? i know it’s helpful for some ppl.

best of luck. it’s a scary disease. i had it after a head injury as a kid and was never dx’d. my youngest had the same, but it hung on for them. took 15 yrs to figure it out, but only after a dx of ptsd. they had a hard time finding the right meds.
the therapy for ptsd is rly inappropriate for someone who doesnt have it. did a lot of damage.

hang in there.

I've never used psych meds, unless it was for misdiagnosed GAD*, nor weed (though it's legal here).

*Generalized Anxiety Disorder

not sure how many of them r prescribed for both, but i know a couple bp drugs were developed for epilepsy.

i dont actually know what all they test for.

Sounds challenging.

The challenging part is when the medium to big ones hit.

He had a beautiful guide dog that was always there and could sense when one was coming on, so he could prepare himself.