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First thing I would do would be to contact AOPA's legal
department if you are a member of AOPA. I would need to do some research on this but taking a wild guess, if you are bi-polar, I don't think you are allowed to fly even if you think you are alright. The reasons should be simple for this, and like I said, I will do a little research before putting this in stone. Bi-polare dissorder is a chemical imbalance in the brain. It causes highs and lows which are interpreted as euphoria and depression. Euphoria could be construed as 'Hey everyone, watch this' and you make a mistake because you feel like you are invincible. On the depression stage, I think the FAA would be worried about you being so depressed that you stuff yourself and your glider into the ground. Be really careful as I think that someone who is bi-polar is not capable of saying that they are medically fit to fly. Just my opinion so don't go jumping down my throat...... I will try to find concrete information later today. Brian |
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