Which ones do you count?

As far as seizures, which ones do you count and actually tell your doctors about? I have several different types of seizures. Usually I only tell them about the ones that have me unconscious or unable to control my body. Mostly because those are the ones that effect my driving. But I have simple partial seizures so often that I don't bother to even keep track anymore. My body will do it's jerking, twitching thing, or I zone or get auras and just try to ignore it. The zoning out doesn't last very long, ever. The twitches are mostly confined to my right hand, shoulder and foot, although they've been hitting my left leg as of late. And the visual auras are actually kinda neat. So I make a passing mention of it to my neurologist but we don't dwell on them. I guess the reason I'm wondering so much as to which ones to count is because I need to know when I can drive again. I remember my neuro telling me when I was first diagnosed that if they were little partial seizures that didn't effect my driving then he had no problem with me driving. But when I started getting the big ones so badly even the little ones began to trouble him. At this point if I don't count the smaller ones, then I can drive the end of august. If I count the smaller ones I envision never being able to drive again. I know, I know not driving with seizures is a huge thing. I have no desire to crack up my car or risk injuring anyone. But having to depend so completely on other people to get to anywhere outside of walking distance or off the busline is getting old, for all of us. I was so hoping that by August, with the switch of the medication, I'd not only be able to see again, with consistency, but I'd be in a position to get back to my life, which included driving and independence. Maybe I should just move to NYC where there's lots of public transport...oh, but then again, how to move there without driving, darn it! :P So, do you count them? the smaller ones?