I've never been dependent on others & I can't worry about the unexpected.

In my own spot with my fur babies

In my 40’s I live with my parents and am always in the watch of a family member or friend.

I am not under anyone's supervision. The Neurologist just makes sure that the pills are working for me.

I think it all depends on the severity of ur epilepsy. When mine started progressing the dr wanted me to get a roommate but they also know that I don’t want one, have a trained seizure alert dog that I pay attention to and there’s no way I would ever live in a home. So I’m still living by myself and I continue to live by myself and take my queues from my dog and my auras and they are satisfied with that. Yea I’ve been found on the streets after having either a seizure or a TIA, but my dog was always with me and alerted that I needed help and wouldn’t stop until someone came. Most ppl were scared of my last dog as he was a husky/wolf mix who weighed 135+ lbs and I had trained him to pin me down so it looked like he had knocked me down or something but most of the town knows I have epilepsy so they would still call someone or get me home and if nobody was around my dog would wait it out and help me up and guide me home. And the dog I have now is only 65 lbs and only 18 months old but is well trained on what to do. But I only leave him at home if I will be with someone who knows what to do. So yes I think we can do things on our own and continue to live a relatively normal life, still do things we want to and still be safe as long as we know our limits and stay within them