(toadmonkey) wrote:

No. I'm not on any drugs and I do not have seizures.

All in all, I have been recovering from it for 18 years now.

I'm reading between the lines, but I'm assuming that you don't suffer
from blackouts or confusion episodes.

Whether you can be a pilot or not really boils down to my previous
question: "What can other people do that you can't?" If there is
something significant that you can't or have difficulty doing, then
there may be a problem. Otherwise, if you can "pass" for a non-TBI
person, then maybe don't mention it at your FAA exam.

Dennis H.



Dennis Hawkins
n4mwd AT amsat DOT org (humans know what to do)

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