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Dr. Kathleen Young in Chicago.

Day 0 - Exam with Dr. Chien, all information submitted to FAA Day 102: Called RFS and House Representative Day 154: Called Senator Day 163: Received medical I should mention that after my initial interaction with my representative's staff, I heard pretty much nothing back from their office...

I can give you pretty exact numbers: Neuropsychological Exam - $1900 Dr Chien - $675 (as many hours as he spent helping me with this, he's clearly not in it for the money.) Travel for both of the above appointments - $983 Medical records - ~$200. Only one office charged for records retrieval...

I'm now able to add the links I intended to add in the original post. Hopefully these will be helpful to others. They're some of the best resources I found describing this process, in part or in whole: You'll have plenty of time during this process to read up on the testing, so if you like to...

There was no penalty. I would like to think that since this is such a common thing for new pilots to miss, the FAA doesn't come down too hard on those who voluntarily self-report when they discover the issue. I base that on absolutely nothing, and I'm sure there are others in this forum who...

tl;dr: 50 weeks from start to first-class medical with a history of ADD medicine I found so many helpful stories and reports on this forum that I wanted to share mine in hopes it would help someone else. Like so many people my age, I was prescribed ADD medication in elementary school when a...