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Good morning.

What is your main concern about the long drive? Is it anxiety?

I'm sorry but I do not remember the other post. --- Do you have
medication at the moment that is somewhat helpful for the long
ride?


I agree with Kay that you need to let the judge know immediately about your current diagnosis.

If you have a document or pill or something with your pdoc's name on it like a pill bottle.



That makes sense to me although I do not know much about judges.

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