Feeling Alone in My Diagnosis

I’m new to epilepsy. Started having seizures two months ago (5 per day). My seizures have a typical aura but then involve my vision fading out and losing consciousness for several seconds, but no twitching or jerking. Just got the confirmed diagnosis after the extended video EEG this week that they are in fact epileptic seizures. At first they were suspicious I had psychogenic seizures because the seizures were “atypical.” Because of the way i describes my vision going black. The first neurologist sent me to an epileptologist. What’s making me feel very alone is that they discovered my seizures are relatively small and minor, just a focal temporal lobe seizure. What causes the vision and passing out is actually a vasovagal syncope. The odd part is, it’s apparently very common for vasovagal syncope to CAUSE a seizure due to the lack of oxygen to the brain. However, in my case, they recorded five different seizures on the EEG/heart rate monitor and in two of the seizures I had the vasovagal syncope, (the only two where I lost consciousness) and the other ones only a seizure without syncope (no loss of consciousness). Also the timing of the events on the EEG is VERY clear that the seizures are happening FIRST, before the syncope so the seizures are causing the syncope. It’s very frustrating because I’ve seen two neurologists, two cardiologists, and two electrophysiologists and NONE of them have seen this before. They’ve all seen where syncope causes seizures but never the other way around. I’ve scoured the internet as well and every search I do the only articles I get are about syncope being misdiagnosed as epilepsy or about syncope causing seizures. I’m feeling very discouraged, alone and afraid. How can I trust my doctors to treat this if they’ve never even seen it before? Has ANYONE heard of or experienced a similar condition to mine?