Sat in the DMV for 2 hours because "I had 2 accounts with the DMV and they needed to merge it" I sat for 2 hours. Then finially I was told I was flagged to not drive and to go to my neurologist and get the form filled out and come back before 5. I dont think people realize how hard it is to get things done with neurology. And then the triage nurse told me "you knkow patients are kinda supposed to be in charge of their own medical condition" when I complained that I was never told about this. The… read more
In Australia you lodge a Medical certificate every 12 months in the 11 years I have had a license I've done it two different ways. The first time I followed the process and lodged a form saying I can't drive and the process was ok but to get it back was a nightmare. This time I just didn't lodge the form the dr did there side of it so it details still updated.
You got it Leslie, even that is terrible weather or not if I have epilepsy. I've needed to change my address on my ID really I have most issues hanlded without the dreaded DMV nightmare.
The only time I deal with the DMV is when I need to get my ID Replaced or updates/.
At least you spoke to a human being. After this summer, it will be all ChatBox and AI.
What are people's experiences with DMV communication issues when managing epilepsy and driving privileges?
You're definitely not alone in this frustration. Many MyEpilepsyTeam members have shared similar struggles with the DMV process and getting their driving privileges sorted out.
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