Hi Susan,
What are the laws concerning a peried of time needed seizure free after a seizure to drive again. Each stae is different in their rules? If you aren't sure, you can always check with your Dr. To get a simple quick answer. Let us know, and what thenDr. Says about you losing your license.
Also, I couldn't drive for 20 years, I had an ID which looked identical to a drives license but didn't say drivers license. take care, keep on smiling!
Steve
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, Susan Wain <susan.wain@...> wrote:
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> Even though I knew this was coming........I got a notice from DMV saying that my license has been suspended indefinitely (I live in NJ). I havent' driven since my first seizure in November, 2010 but had high hopes that I would be seizure free by this time but my last seizure was in July. The DMV doctors think that I am too sick and that I even have to take my damn driving test again - NO WAY! I already have a lawyer for that as having seizures does not mean you are incapacitated for life. (Now I have to convince myself of that!) LOL.....I'm going to call on Monday and find out if I can keep it for ID only and I shouldnt' have to pay for a license yet again for just ID.
> Anyone else from NJ here that is being discriminated against because of Epilepsy?
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> From: elizabeth <equinn76@...>
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, August 8, 2011 7:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Thought of the day (smile)
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> Awesome!
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> Steve <stephenpales@...> wrote:
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> >The two sides of my brain: On the left side there is nothing right, on the right side there is nothing left.
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> >Unknown
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> >Take care, keep a smile on your face!
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> >Steve
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