While I understand your point I disagree
I stopped drinking at 18. Have not had a drink since then I am 43 now
And I have still had just As much fun as everyone else
I have been a Dj
Played soccer lived and travelled abroad been all over the US.
Alcohol is not a prerequisite for fun. So ask yourself what’s more important drinking something that’s bad for yur health anyway. Or living a quality seizure free life by eliminating something that could trigger seizures

I drink regularly still as a 39 year old (diagnosed when 26). If I'm honest I realise it would be worth trying to go an extended period(s) of time with no alcohol or other substances but my discipline is terrible.

I drank in my 20s too but made sure I only had a couple, otherwise I was guaranteed to have a seizure. With our meds, 1 drink can actually affect us like we’ve had two(at least in my sit.). Make sure you take your meds. After you’ve gone out with friends a few times drinking, you realize just how overrated it really is.

I can drink only half a drink without throwing up. It was really hard for me when I was younger and everyone else was drinking and I couldn’t. I’m 43 now. I know what you’re going through and I hope someone can give you the answers you seek. Hugs for a good day.

I’m 24 and know what you mean. I was diagnosed with epilepsy at 20 and had a hard time seeing all my friends go out and have a good time, especially when everyone turned 21. When I did/do drink alcohol and stay up late I made sure that I had nothing else going on the next day. I would try and take it easy and sleep. I know some people will disagree with this, but I think it depends on the person. I would only limit myself to 2-3 drinks when I would go out. Also make sure you take your meds on time. That was a big one for me! Sometimes I would forget to take them before going out for the night and wouldn’t get home until 1am. Then my schedule would be all messed up and I think that would increase my seizure activity the next couple days. I’m not sure how well your seizures are controlled, and like I said it depends on the person. Everyone reacts differently to alcohol and the amount that is had. I definitely wouldn’t go overboard. And there are plenty of ways to still have fun without drinking like the previous people have said. Hope this helps!