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santos63 Posts: 2524
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I can't decide what to do. I'm not being allowed to drive per my pdoc. This really sucks. The only way I would get to drive would be to leave my husband, and then he could have my license revoked. I really need to weigh things out. My marriage is good except for the driving. But I can't deal with not having any independence!I basically have to wait on him to do anything! It sucks and I hate it!!! So, I took up smoking, just because. But if hubby knew that , the would take the cigs away.I just wonder if there is a way to have some independence in a healthy way? Any suggestions?  Live in Perfect Love!
~Ana~
I worked as a RN, since 1993, I do not practice at present and my opinions are exactly that - opinions. Do not take any advice that I may offer as medical treatment. I will always defer treatments, etc to your MD, Pdoc, and/or pharmacist. What I share with you are my personal experiences, and basic knowledge that I learned as a nurse.
I have Diabetes, Bipolar Disorder with psychotic features and mixed, Fibromyalgia, Arthritis, and Chronic Low Back Pain with bulging discs in back and neck, Asthma, Hypothyroidism, Arthritis in lumbar and sacral areas, lumbar disc displacement, Degeneration of lumbar intervertebral discs, Lumbosacral radiculitis, DJD
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