Finding the Right Epilepsy Doctor

Fun Fact: I am close to my neurologist and his team at UAB, and they have a study explaining that seizures are happening all of the time on the brain, the only difference is that some people "epileptics" have a lower threshold to preventing the electrical charge, which is what you medications chemical formula is for. 
Anyway, their study's thesis is that when a normal person experiences "deja vu" then they are having a very mild seizure. People associate "seizure" with laying on the floor convulsing, which is only a completely un-threasholded electrical nervous system stimulation. A seizure is simply an electrical stimulation.

EEG only address a broad jurisdiction on determining seizure activity and severity. All of mine came back normal but I definitely have seizures constantly (partials) rarely never a grand mal.

Only real determination, is done through grid-mapping which is where they take you off your meds and then shove electrode stimulators directly to your brain for a week, and make you have seizure to locate the source. If they don't see any results, they will even let you go home with the helmet on for the next 2 weeks until they get results haha.

My EEG's were probably poor because of my location. Luckily I live close to a major medical university, WITH REAL DOCTORS. 

Note to self: leave your hometown quack neurologist and fly if you have to, to a major university or legitimate hospital and see a real doctor that knows what they are doing.