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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Regardless the drug again, the hostility you show here is a detrimental factor to the issuance of a medical. From your writings here in this thread, it would be easy for someone providing an evaluation to come to the conclusion that you are a risk for a psychotic snap and that when it happens you would likely seek a destructive outlet and if were in a plane at the time you would have too many options too predict; in other words, you're a bad risk. You sir come across as a very bad risk; you will be stuck with LSA and Pt 103 Ultralights to fly for the rest of your life. One last time, it has nothing to do with the drugs, it has to do with YOU. YOU are nuts which is why the system considers you unsafe, not because of what you can or can't do at this momement, but rather for the unpredictability of what you may do 20 minutes from now. How you do on your meds doesn't matter either because mental patients are notorious for not taking their meds. Just face it, you're not getting a medical taking Lithium at this point, the answer is 'No'. That you can't seem to accept that fact with some matter of aplomb shows further that you're nuts because you can't even see the rest of the world's concern. Embrace your insanity, accept it and learn to deal with it. THIS is how you earn privilege and respect when you have mental illness. Watch 'A Beautiful Mind' that shows the effort it takes to really succeed with mental illness. Now Professor Nash had schizophrenia and he managed a Nobel Prize, so perhaps you can manage your condition better in the future as well.
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?
I rest my case. Why do I respond to clowns like this?
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Posted in reply to Anthony's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Chlorpromazine is used to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia.
Can you think of anything more dumb to say?? |
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Nope, that statement took the prize in this thread for dumb things to say, you're not just nuts, you're stupid too.
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Posted in reply to bbchien's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Thanks Bruce, figured you be along in a bit to clear that up.
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Posted in reply to Henning's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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44 years old, commercial pilot, 2000+ hours, 600 T/W, Rans S2, M5-210C, has own strip, expired medical, military service, prescribed lithium... And where do we file this under anti-authority, macho, invulnerability or all of the above? OP you might as well haves called up the FAA... you already wrote the SQL query for them, if they're interested... That is, if you're not just troll in' If I were you, I'd be lobbying the mods to delete this thread ASAP. |
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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The actual problem is this: The part of the software (brain) that determines if it's not operating properly is not operating properly and must be intentionally altered to allow it to know when it's having a problem. IOW, without the drug, the individual is unable to determine if they are screwed up and/or not dealing with reality correctly. Since the defective master caution panel in the brain says everything is ok, the person continues to operate like it is ok even when it's extremely blatantly not right in the real world. (Ever followed a failing artificial horizon that doesn't have a gyro failure flag while under the hood? Same thing) It's not like the flu or some other straighforward physical plague like that. Icky stomach, puke repeatedly for hours, I'm sick therefore I need to sit at home or go to the doctor until I'm better. Mental problems that are not under control are like; icky stomach, puke repeatedly for hours and while puking your shoes up on other people, you're thinking you're perfectly healthy and the people that are complaining that you're puking on them are obviously crazy. (That's oversimplified however the concept is valid) Add in that people on medications for mental problems tend to go off their meds because they don't think it's really necessary for whatever reason and they are unable to realize their perception of reality is not necessarily not real. It's a runaway negative reinforcement failure. The longer they're off the meds, the less likely they are to notice they are not functioning properly and need the meds..thus less likely to identify the problem..so they continue to not take the meds. They think everything is perfectly ok with them while in reality everyone else in the world is trying to stay back from the fruitcake that has gone screaming nuts bonkers. At least a drunk can put the beer down and look at their wrecked car the next day and realize they screwed up and shouldn't drink and drive. It doesn't work that way when the drug is used to keep you from crashing your car in the first place. The FAA's job via medicals is not to be an ass or ground anyone. They are actually there for the better good of everyone across the board even if they are a flaming PITA sometimes. It's to make sure a pilot will not go bonkers and kill a bunch of innocent bystanders or themselves two hours later or a year from now. From their observations, lithium is typically used to control the problem of not being able to know there's a problem which is a big warning sign to them. It's then up to the individual and that individuals actually qualified doctors (not unqualified GP types) to prove that the lithium is not essential for the individuals ability to determine real reality even when they go off the drug for weeks at a time. Fail the reality check without the drug and the FAA will justifiably ground you. And don't poop on Doc Bruce unless you are willing to take him on in front of the entire FAA medical board. He specializes in the hard to certify cases and he's been doing it for well over a decade that I know of. There are lost causes flying today because he walked them through the process and those individuals did what he asked them to do. Some succeeded, some didn't, it just depended on the situation however there are a lot of people flying today that wouldn't be if it wasn't for his help. If anyone can get you in the air on Li, he can, and if he can't, which he probably can't, you're most likely stuck on the ground if you're going to play by the established rules. If you want to change the rules, line up your ducks and gate crash OKC with repeatedly verifiable proof that they are wrong and you are right. Doc Bruce will do what he can to help anyone however he will only be useful to you if you are on his side of the battle and not shooting turds at him. If you don't like what he says or asks you to do, that's your problem, not his. |
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Posted in reply to fgcason's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Dude is a troll. Can't fly a kite is my guess.
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Posted in reply to bbchien's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Agreed Bruce. I think he put up this thread to get confirmation of what he wanted to hear. Anything else, and oh, they must be wrong! He thinks he's the big expert, and won't listen to you, the best AME there is, or me, one of the best scientists on the board. He hasn't shown either of us one whit wrong about anything because, well, we aren't. I hope neither of us have to share the skies with this guy.
Don't know why I respond to these things either. Ego I guess. Sometimes I wish I could have that surgically removed.
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Personally I will give the OP one break if he checks in and gets off Lithium under supervision of someone new. It's not like shrinks aren't 80%ers too. Lithium if misprescribed will present these behaviors as well. It's not like the mental health industry is all that bloody competent.
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Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?
This guy doesn't drive a little red car, does he?
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Posted in reply to One Short's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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OK, when you see me in MY little red car, there will be no road rage or Li involved (except for the Li-ion battery in my phone).
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Posted in reply to TMetzinger's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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I'm a woman not a man! Wow you people need more help then me!
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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That explains a lot. Makes MUCH more sense now!
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Posted in reply to Anymouse's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Posted in reply to Unregistered's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?
Given that you essentially crapped on people who would be in a position to help you out, and posted a rather drawn out rant (are you not embarrassed?) on here, I am curious how many hours do you have flying a broom? I'm guessing with your attitude problem it's over 20k...
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Posted in reply to One Short's post "Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?"
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Re: FAA approved drug...Lithium?
I just consider it part of the deal, keep my head on a swivel and trust in the 'big sky' theory parlayed with the 'internet attracts the anomaly' factor to keep me safe. one nice thing about operating low is not much traffic.
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Are you "Captain's" friend?
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Edit of previous post: Chick is a troll, can't even fly a broom is my guess.
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