Wish you the best at the hearing.Don't let stress get you.I would talk a family member or friend in to going with you.i've spent some time driving in England,and never got the hang of the roundabouts.

Learned today I can continue driving...and better still...NO MEDICAL TO GO THROUGH.I`m ecstatic!!!
So...its the roof down and the wind in my hair this summer.
Aw...no I don`t look chic in a sports car.NOT AT ALL. How does one with PD exit a car with finesse and grace.No chance at all.
And do I look like Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepoburn ,all elegant,with scarf and perfect make up?
Nope...I DO NOT. I end up like Bridget Jones...a face full of spit, flies and hair plastered down my cheeks and swimming goggles don`t have quite the same impact as a pair of Gucci sunshades.
But what the heck.I can still drive...still have my independance.And besides...
Topless cars are great for drying your bloomers,especially if you string em on a long line out the back...you know..a bit like a football banner...Just to complete the image of course.

And I almost forgot...just for the hell of it...just to surprise those wideboys who come up from behind,thinking they are going to see a stunning model...I stick black bubbly gum on my front teeth and smile at em as they pass.
aha...gets em every time.

Remember the orange peel teeth Birte?
what a giggle.

x

Steffi,
Where was this guy coming from? I too have a 3 year driving licence, largely because I filled in the form on my own without involving my PD caseworker. My licence was initially revoked & it then took nearly 3 weeks to get it renistated on the 3 yr basis. I wouldn't go to any interview/medical/official anything without taking an independent advocate from a recognised organisation, prefrably PDS or my NHS PD nurse. My neurologist doesn't ask me to undress so why should anyone else?
Hope this is of use,
Angela.

Congratulations!!!!!! Happy motoring !!!!!
Angela