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The state of PA revoked my drivers lisence when one of my many doctors informed them that I was driving with AD. I was angry at first but have sence come to grips with it. Hurting somebody as a result of my driving would devestate me for the rest of my life.
I'm currently a Peer volunteer on the www.Alz.org web site.
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