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maybe ... the faa may look into that.

see: https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/avs/offices/aam/ame/guide/media/DUIDWI_Alcohol_Incidents_Disposition_Table.pdf you fall under B and your personal statement...

write them! And now you do as they instruct, nothing more ... nothing less. do not concern yourself with SI's etc.

... An F on cognitive function!

oops ... now he admits to seeing a doctor for a disability claim ... and that is to be reported

with your basic med doctor

1st step: you need a HIMS AME

my patients that have paid for the upgrade ... say it is well worth it! Not time for me yet but collecting data!

the bi-polar will be looked at. If it is present, it will be a game stopper. Otherwise this looks like a routine HIMS case, though borderline can be problematic too.

noted - thanks

you will share all details of anxiety with your AME. once your application is completed it will likely be deferred the the faa to decide. there is a path to allow you to take lexapro. it takes time and some money to follow it. find an ame you are comfortable with and ask for a pre-exam...

these types of drugs are being added very frequently now. The best way to know your situation would be to to discuss such with the prescribing MD. Good luck.

correct

you will need a turkey issuance

lbfjrmd@gmail.com your age now where you live all correspondence you have from the FAA a copy of the errant medical certificate the school you attend

If you have managed to contact Dr. Chen or are planning to and begin correcting this let us know. Otherwise I may jump in.

find a HIMS AME in your area and get to it!

it’s over! nothing of any significance new. at least I will not have to be at another faa in person cme for 6 yrs! my cost $1500.

Dr. B has done a stellar job in attempting to put the feds in their place! Unfortunately, nothing new! Nothing about basic med, ADHD, or SI's!