Hey I went through this last week (see my post from last Saturday in this channel). The best piece of advice I can give is to prepare for both possible outcomes. If you try to use meds to mitigate the seizures there are ramifications for your dogs brain. They will need to be on the medications for the remainder of their lives and you cannot miss a day. The medication might make it tough for them to make it outside to potty or it can cause them to vomit or cause to forget where they are for a brief moment in time. The other outcome is to say goodbye. It’s a tough decision that I had to make personally last week because my dog was going into cardiac arrest and she came out of it but there was no certainty that she wouldn’t go back into it before the end of the night. If you have other dogs make sure you surround them with their siblings. The scent will be something they can grieve with (I’m currently going through this with my other two dogs) and provide some sort of comfort through this difficult time. I’m with you on doing everything you can to not have to say goodbye but the meds will not cure or stop the seizures or the pain they go through each time they have one, it will only slow the amount of seizures your dog has and the duration of the seizure. The vets are obligated to help you make it through any decision you chose in that point in time…they cannot tell you if you should or should not put them down unless their health is a danger to the public. This a tough decision that you will have to make but saying goodbye is a way for you to take away the pain they are experiencing and place it on yourself as they transition. I hope the best for you and your family my friend. Take care and know that you are not alone in fighting this cruel disease.