Biking and medical conditions

[noggythenog]

My missus is epileptic, she's 30 & never held a driving licence so that has shaped where we live & how we do things,like you describe we have adapted to that condition.she has been really good lately & is talking about getting a licence but im trying to explain to her how much of a temptation it would be to just drive the car if she wasnt feeling 100%.her condition is very "how she feels" & very hard to prove or disprove.


A geezer i often chat to whilst out walking the dogs was chatting to me about getting a bike, he's only got 1 leg,he's meant to be walking the dog ut every time i see him the dog is hitching a ride on his mobility scooter :lol ,wee foccer,anyway [size=78%]he was a HGV driver & some steel fell outta the trailer & squashed it.I'd have no quarms about him riding say one of those big old twist & go things that are out there at the moment or a normal bike modified.[/size]

[size=78%]Another point is all the folk on medication,for instance i had my back operated on, but before the op i was on some serious medication with the onus on me to not drive if i felt drowsy or incapable.Christ i was off my face for months but just never knew it until i stopped taking it after the op,at the time though i felt obviously on top of the world but a couple months later i was thinking shit i was wasted!!![/size] mokin


Very tricky