You're going to need some feedback from her doctor, I think. There's an extremely wide range of seizure symptoms and degrees of control that are possible. Violent seizures with poor control would be very difficult to work around. Her doc is required to notify the state of her diagnosis so that she cannot drive a vehicle for a specific period of time and should be able to make similar recommendations for other dangerous activities. The doc might even need more time to get a better idea of how well her medications are working. There's certainly no answer that fits everyone diagnosed with this condition. Some people have very poor outcomes with little to no control over their seizures (sometimes due to multiple causal factors) and the seizures are quite violent and unpredictable. Others have very mild seizures that are completely controlled with meds. Seizures can range from a brief feeling of nausea to full loss of consciousness or muscle control. Your course of action really depends on her specific type of seizure symptoms.