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Magnate
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: I know it's somewhere around here...
Posts: 2,032
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Magnate
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: I know it's somewhere around here...
Posts: 2,032
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I guess it was about eighteen months.
I still drive with voluntary restrictions. I don't drive in heavy urban traffic, unfamiliar areas or long distances. If I tire while driving, I pull over and rest. If I'm tired before I start - I just don't start.
Having been almost killed in a horrendous MVA, the car is never going to be my happy place. Still, I have done a few things that have made me feel more comfortable behind the wheel.
I went out with a professional driving instructor a few times. He assured me that I was ready to be back on the road. (Noway do I want to hurt someone with my car, the way somebody hurt me.)
I also use a GPS, all the time. Knowing where I going, and what's coming up (turns, lane changes, etc...) has helped reduce my TBI driving anxiety.
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