Another curve ball thrown at this rollercoaster.

Kiera starting to seize last night around 10:30, she received a dose of Diastat at the 10 minute mark. The seizure continued for another 12 minutes so per protocol, she got her 2nd dose, the seizure still did not stop so 911 was called. By the time Kiera arrived to the Hospital, the seizure had stoped. The Doctors checked all of her vitals/levels and everything checked out just fine. Kiera did not have an elevated white count either, so there was no infection detected.

The thing is that when the seizure finally stoped, she started to vocalize like nothing ever happened. Some of you know that we are going to decrease seizure medications, we will start this in the beginning of the New Year, well because she had this prolonged seizure we will have to now wait for some more time to pass without any other issues.
Kiera was also put on a medication that lowers the ratio of the Keto diet so with that medication, her diet ratio went from 2:5 to 1:9, with blood ketone levels reading at around 3, Kiera should have a reading at about 5.
So here's my concern, Kiera's Epileptologist is a bit reluctant to decrease Kiera's seizure medications. The Epileptologist is also new to Kiera and new to this population.
She has worked with people that are developing normally who have Epilepsy, so to her ANY seizure is unacceptable. She has gotten better with us over the last few months, and is starting to see our views on this as far as what we feel is good control and what is unacceptable seizure control in regards to Kiera.
We feel that Kiera will seize on or off medications, she has been on 19 seizure medications throughout her life and only 1, can we say helped a bit. The diet, on the other hand does work for Kiera.
So today we will need to talk with the dietitian about increasing the ratio of the diet, all conversations need to go through the Epi first before making any changes (as it should be) but the Dietitian has been administering the diet for 25+ years. I feel that if you are on the diet it's because you have gone through most medications and that maybe the seizures are intractable (drug resistant) so I feel that the dietitian has more experience with this population.
I also understand the Epi's view, she said it herself, she asked us what other med do we want to try after Kiera comes off the first med that we tirate down? we said "Nothing else" she was a bit surprised, well maybe more concerned. We said that if things get touchy we would adjust the diet.
If Kiera can have a 36 minute seizure with all of her medications at the highest they can be (she is on 3 sz meds) that tells me that the medications don't work for Kiera. I even told her that when Kiera was very young she was taken off her medications and the Doctors report stated that she was seizing just the same. What a sad day it is today, what is happening to my girl? well the good thing is the prolonged seizure did not seem to faze her.
She is one tough girl!

UPDATE: 1/13/09
Since the 36 minute seizure, Kiera has not had one more seizure!
We did increase the Diet ratio, but just 4 days ago. now I am wondering if we should have just left it alone? It is always a guessing game isn't it?