I understand the frustration of having limited access to neurologists and needing to wait a long time for appointments. Since you don't drive, consider looking into transportation assistance options in your area, like public transit or ride sharing services, to help you get to appointments. You could also ask your primary Show Full Answer

I understand the frustration of having limited access to neurologists and needing to wait a long time for appointments. Since you don't drive, consider looking into transportation assistance options in your area, like public transit or ride sharing services, to help you get to appointments. You could also ask your primary care provider for a referral to see if there are any neurologists with shorter wait times for new patients. Not having warning signs for seizures makes driving very risky. Focusing on finding alternative transportation and being vigilant about medication and treatment adherence is wise. Your health and safety, along with that of others on the road, should be the priority.

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