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ok good to know. i guess i will need to get everting in writing from my physician and check with a Lawer to make sure i have every documentation. i will keep safe, act responsible and have it all in writing.

from the faa websight copy and paste: "Provided I otherwise qualify and have never sought FAA medical certification, am I authorized to exercise sport pilot privileges on the basis of a current and valid driver's license if I have a chronic medical condition such as diabetes? Response by the...

after reading a substantial amount of articles is it my understating that if your doctor says you are in good health and your chronic medical condition is controlled you can use a drivers license as a medical for a light sport aircraft. am i correct? if so can you take medication if your doctor...

ok sounds good that the meds are not the problem but the diagnosis. i will look into sports pilot and find a way to ensure i dont have a bad day maybe switch to an injectable version so i don't forget to take them one day. i would enjoy a sports pilot license and the meds do work so i think i...

like i like i said i like the meds and i think they are my only shot. i was just gathering information. i guess i will have to see what happens over the next few years legislatively but do still think there is hope. i really do appreciate all the information you guys have given me. thank...

also forgot to add they do make an injectable version of the meds i take that last one month and i could forward confirmation and my blood levels of the medications to the FAA on my own dime.

ok thanks so defiantly need him to include that i am not a danger of stopping meds. anything else besides my condition being static and non progressive?

you guys have given me a lot of very useful information and i thank you for it. not quite ready to give up. i think if they do change the rules on meds i may have a shot if i stay on them just because i really am doing so well and my doctor says that there is next to no chance of a reoccurring...

i guess staying on them is the best bet and hope they chagne the rules on meds. why is it that they dont like meds? seems a bit backwards

what if i was to go off for over 90 days? my grandpa had bipolar took meds for 5 years in his late 20's early 30's and was good till he died at age 80. how long would i have to demonstrate stability for?

i am verry interested in getting a private pilot license but i have bipolar however my Dr says that on medication my condition is static and non progressive and that my judgment is better than someone who does not have mental illness and because i only take my meds at night i am not sedated when...