@abalthas
Are your daughter's seizures active or controlled? Has she actually had a seizure or is she just concerned about the possibility of having one? What type are they and how often if she has them?
Seizure disorders are normally easily diagnosed on an outpatient basis. If your daughter is having a routine EEG that only lasts 20 to 45 minutes what’s the point of a hospital admission?
Chances of the EEG showing an actual seizure are quite slim. Even if the EEG shows abnormal electrical activity, the chances are at best 50-50 that the doctor will know the cause of the seizure. Seizures can happen anywhere anytime. It sounds as though your daughter is afraid of falling and getting hurt.
Injuries are sometimes a consequence of having a seizure disorder. I’ve had multiple shoulder surgeries and more stitches, staples and glue from minor injuries than I care to think about.
She needs to control her seizure disorder, not let it control her. Easier said than done sometimes.
What has been done to help control her fear and anxiety?
Anxiety can cause seizures in some people. Can friends, neighbors or relatives help you? Would Uber or Lyft be an option? Where I live, they have something called dial-a-ride that takes people to medical appointments.
Would Uber or Lyft be an option? Sounds like a counselor is needed and they can do that virtually.
Best of luck to you,
Jake