- Started really struggling at 27 with fullblown psychosis. Was realistically suffering symptoms probably since college/high school.
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Yep i can relate problems since school
Really nice getting to know you, im having a break now. You take care and good luck 
My Mother was scared to death by how I was driving at 19 and banned me from driving. And she never changed her mind. In a way it didn’t matter much. SSI doesn’t provide enough to effectively drive a car anyway. At this point I no longer live with her but my ability to drive is questionable due to issues with the meds (daytime sleepiness), poor eyesight, and other aging factors now so I don’t care to drive any more. It made it difficult to have a girlfriend. But considering that a few women offered as it was it’s not a legitimate excuse. I probably should have said yes anyway.
I havent had a test yet but i dont think i can. Because i get oculagyric crisis (uncontrolled eyes rolling upward) and i think that would be very dangerous if i was to drive. Plus i suffer from concentration problems/tiredness/anxiety so i dont think it is the best of ideas
my doc said i’m not aloud to drive either but it’s okay for me because I will get on my hands and knees and just scuttle like a beetle instead
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I never really thought about this much. The question has never been brought up around me wether im fit to drive or not. Been driving for years. No issues. Except maybe a bit of anxiety when im on new roads and im not certain where to go at first.
I don’t think I am allowed to drive too, but it doesn’t matter because I don’t anticipate getting a car any time soon. It’s amazing how much faster you can cover ground on a bike than on foot.
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