I've never had multiple in a row, but after the last major one, to keep my drivers livers (even though I've never had one while driving or even riding, but just the fact that in California a provider must report to the dmv if you have one) I had to see a neurologist and be medicated to get my license back.
They put me on what they give many epileptics, Keppra, and the only side effect I noticed in the beginning was slightly less anxiety. And now if I feel possibly like I might be about to have one, I know to close my eyes so I don't see the aura, i grip something forcefully, focus on regular breathing, and tell myself with authority in my head that I am not having a seizure. And if I do, I get to tell doctors they were wrong about a medication helping. I grew to really love that with psychiatrists who kept throwing drugs at me that weren't even close to the disorders I do have.
It's been almost ten years, and the only one I had since then was triggered by the fact I doused a blanket in bleach that my cat had urinated on. For some reason, my brain failed to make the connection that if there's ammonia in cat urine, bleach should not be used. Literally. Like, I knew both aspects of the rule but did not process that i was doing that very thing. Because in my head, it wasn't ammonia. It was cat pee, which is far worse.
And know your triggers, know how your body feels before you have them, and avoid them. If you can't avoid it, let people around you know you may have seizures shortly. Taking the stress off yourself as the only one dealing with it can help a LOT.
Again, I don't have multiples, just a very explosive one and done. But I think asking a neurologist about Keppra is a good place to start. I think the main lessening of anxiety was the fact that if the drug didn't work, I would have the satisfaction of saying stop throwing chemicals at me that don't work.