Thank you for the responses. My home is not near anything I can walk to. To uber to work is over $30 each way. There is no public transpiration that I am aware of. Like I said, my dad will drive me to and from work almost every day unless he has something where he cannot. Then I have to find a ride or use Uber. I love going to the Gym and I am unable to. My human interaction is very low with not being able to get anywhere easily.
As for my actual living situation I live in a house with two chain smokers and they drink every day. The smoke is terrible and I use to drink a lot. I no longer do because of epilepsy and I don't like being around it. I live in one small room and we all have to share the rest of the house.
I am grateful for their support, but I want to be in a different environment and or have my own place. I know having seizures is difficult to be on your own and sometimes you do not even know if you have them unless someone tells you. That has happened to me a few times.

I appreciate more feedback.

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I only have one or two seizures per month but I still live with my parents in my 40’s. I can’t drive nor work much

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I was living on my own at 24 years old. My mom felt i should have my own place. It didn't depend on how many seizures i had (4 each month), my mom felt i can do it. I wasn't driving and had to use public transportation to go to work in Silicon Valley from San Francisco every day. I didn't have much support as i was told that i had to make it work the best you know how. And i did make it work. If i can do it, you can also with your parents support.