Is this frontal lobe epilepsy (FLE)?

My wife was diagnosed with panic attacks approximately 10 years ago. She had a very poor response to psychiatric care and was eventually reffered to a prof of psychiatry. After about a 2 hour history he concluded that what she was suffering from was some form of seizure, as he felt that a panic attack could not last for 10 hours plus. He put her on Topamax and she was approx. 80% better. Up till that stage she was pretty much bed ridden Her symptoms are that she will feel as though her brain becomes "flat" - usually a day or so before and she is abnormally tired. she will then wake the next day and be very irritable/aggressive/anxious after which she will start rocking on her bed - always on the right side and if she is sitting up her right had will tap her forhead very rapidly.She says she feels that her brain and body are going "crazy" and she is fully aware at all times although not totally rational. She has only had three tonic clonic seizures. This can continue indefinately if she is not sedated, and if she goes into a series of these it can last weeks from one sedation to the next without a break. They will then stop suddenly one morning and she is perfectly normal, or tired with quite a few headaches So far we think they are made worse by a lack of sleep, stress and possibly alcohol. The AEDS work well, but occasionally they seem to stop working all of a sudden for no good reason. EEG showed nothing - the neurologist said that it looked like an autistic type movement during the seizure but feels that it is frontal lobe epilepsy (FLE). What concerns me is the duration that it can last. Is there such a thing as status FLE Any ideas, similar experinces.