We just had a question asked within the past couple of days regarding a similar issue OP. We all agreed that a few months of chronic usage should not be enough to warrant a long, drawn-out taper. Every case is different, but let's ballpark it at 3-5 months continuous usage. It would be great if you could provide a little bit more information though. You mentioned "borderline seizure" in your post so I just want to know what exactly you're saying. Have you had a seizure? Did someone tell you that you might or is this coming from you?
I would be surprised if this few months of use caused you to have seizures from withdrawal, but it's sure possible. Also, if you've had experience with Alcohol or Benzodiazepine dependence in the past, it's pretty easy to reacquire a potentially dangerous level of dependence in a short(er) period of time. This is known medically as the "Kindling Effect" in case you ever feel like reading up on it.
A lot of how this will move forward is based upon things like the quantity of drugs you have available to you, your resources and your time constraints for fixing this if you have any. As we've already mentioned, you shouldn't be in any danger here, but you also don't need to suffer for an unnecessary reason. Knowing all of this, I would recommend testing the waters a little. Try reducing your dosage by a reasonable amount and see how that makes you feel. If you can manage it, keep going or even consider making a larger reduction.
There will almost certainly be some level of discomfort involved, but you should be able to accomplish this in a pretty short amount of time without an incredible amount of suffering involved. Start by making a reduction and let us know how that works for you. We can go from there and do our best to help you design a reasonable taper schedule that helps you meet all of your objectives. Let us know how it goes. We are here to help!
