Hey! Wait for me!! I just got home.
I asked my very first endo about this and he replied with a definitve "NO!"
Matter of fact, I renewed my license this year and don't even
remember seeing the question. <g>
Pre-cgms I tested before driving and pretty frequently if driving
long distances.
But I keep my cgm on the passenger seat and at the press of a button
can see if I'm dropping so can treat without the requisite fingerstick.
PLEASE, EVERYONE............CHECK BEFORE DRIVING........EVERY TIME!
And frequently if you tend to drop quickly.
Deb



>Thanks for the replies.
>I am tending to agree with Michelle at this point.
>
>Thanks !!
>----- Original Message -----
>From: michelle12@...
>To: InsulinPumpersSupport@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 7:27:25 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
>Subject: [InsulinPumpersSupport] MA license
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>
>
>I'd answer no to both...unless you have a prior history of hypo
>unawareness and have had accidents because ot it. And if that were
>the case..your physician is supposed to report you to the RMV.
>Just my 2 cents!
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