Well, in my quest for a diagnosis, it seems I have come across a new possibility. While awaiting the results of another round of MRIs, my new neurologists has started me on Topomax, a medication used to treat seizures and migraines. It seems there is a type of migraine called an atypical complex migraine that can trigger a seizure, cause neurological symptoms, and not even involve a headache. She is a multiple sclerosis specialists, so she is looking for that too, but in the meantime, she wanted to give this a try since the seizures don't seem to fit any other diagnosis. So far, I haven't had a seizure since I started on it, and I have felt really good. It's to soon to tell though because I often have two or three week spells of feeling great with no neurological symptoms and can go weeks without seizures as well. I'm very hopeful though. Any one have a comment?
I'm spitting in the wind still, but I do finally have a doctor I trust, who doesn't shrug my symptoms off to stress or panic attack. Hallelujah! There's hope out there, and her name is Dr. Tseng.