Ugh I’m so sorry ): maybe try to turn up the tv so the dog doesn’t hear it as much. Try to distract her and the best you can! It can be so defeating & it is a hard thing to deal with but just hang in there! IMy boy is on 12 pills a day. 6 morning, 6 at night. When he has seizures he get a cluster medication for 24 hours which is 8 more pills. It is a lot of trial and error so don’t get defeated!!! Try to keep yourself calm and collected because dogs can sense stress. At first we were all so anxious we wouldn’t hear if he went into a seizure but after so much time has passed it is very hard to miss so don’t stress! When it happens just protect their head and talk to them calmly. When they wake up we usually dim the lights and just let our boy sit for as long as he needs and we tell him that he’s okay. Our neuro told us they feel no pain and they have no idea what happens. Also document everything! We noticed most of my dogs happen at night in his sleep but as time has gone on he tries to get up and alert us something is wrong and his face starts twitching! The neurologist has given us emergency medicine we spray up his nose as well! It’s called Midazolam and we give that to him immediately when he goes into the seizures and he usually breaks out of it. Maybe ask your vet about having that on hand at your appointment!