question about EEG and related symptoms...please help???

Hi. I could really use some help, if anyone would be willing to comment. Long story short, I have a seizure history, although I don't know what kind they are/were, and I don't know what provokes them. I have had 2 significant head injuries as well as a brain tumor (which wasn't directly on a "lobe" and has been removed). A sleep-deprived EEG in 2001 was slightly abnormal (don't know what meds I was taking at the time), and I haven't been tested until recently. Several months ago, I suddenly started having really bad jerking/myoclonus (I ended up in the ED) and very, very bad memory loss and confusion with periods when I couldn't respond at all (even though I was taking AEDs). Like so many people on this forum, I was told it was either anxiety or something like a strange parkinsons-like syndrome. I told the doctors about all of the other symptoms I was having (deja vu [occasionally], jamais vu [a lot!], sudden and quick stomachache as the symptoms began, etc, etc, etc) and my family described the episodes, but it was decided that I am just anxious and having migraines. Oh, and of course I was told to see someone for psych (because all of this is just anxiety, right?), but I have been...every week. She witnessed several episodes and agrees that this is not anxiety...for several reasons. And right now I'm pretty calm. Very calm, in fact! I know what anxiety feels like, and this isn't it. It's almost like the jerking "period" wiped out my memory for anything I'd be anxious about... Anyway, after telling you all of that (sorry!), I wanted to share my EEG results (done in the afternoon)... It was done more than a week after the worst of the jerking was over, although I was still experiencing the dreaminess and everything. Does anyone have any thoughts? Should I leave it at "migraines" and "anxiety," or should I try to make an appointment with a decent neurologist? I'm still having significant issues. Thank you so much! At the time of the recording, she is alert. DESCRIPTION: The dominant rhythm is a posteriorly predominant, fairly symmetric low voltage 12 Hz alpha rhythm that blocks with eye opening and reactivates with eye closure. Low voltage irregular theta is seen, at times more prominenet in the temporal regions. Low voltage fast activity is seen symmetrically. Photic stimulation elicits no obvious potentials or driving. Hyperventilation is done for 3 minutes and elicits no change IMPRESSION: Essentially normal spontaneous awake electroencephalogram...