Talk to your neuro and a disability attorney I know when I filed in 2002 the statute was three or more seizures a month I don't know if there is a requisite type or if it varies from state to state since disability is federal but be prepared it can be a long fight it took me almost three years.

I have done some research. This will be kind of long. Sorry :( I filed on my own after doing my own research and obtaining all of my medical records. We all have rights! Good luck & God Bless :) Epilepsy as a Disability Many courts have recognized epilepsy as a disability.For many years, people with epilepsy have been considered disabled under state and federal anti-discrimination laws. For example, there have been numerous successful cases brought under the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 recognizing that people with seizure disorders are disabled under the law. These cases recognized the stigma associated with seizure disorders and that many people with a history of epilepsy are considered disabled because of the varied nature of seizures. The Foundation worked very hard for passage of the ADA, to broaden the scope of disability protection and to address the needs of people with seizure disorders. Despite this history, and in light of the recent Supreme Court rulings, there has been some question as to whether epilepsy is considered a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act.   ~Nina~