good morning folks, well after 14 days in hospital I am now on the list to get this device this afternoon. I’ve been told I have to contact the DVLA and surrender my licence for six months, is it easy to get it back?
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CRTD and driving
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Mollykin
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BobDVolunteer
I could be wrong but I believe that you can only start driving again if the ICD has NOT triggered in the previous six months. Others may know more. Makes perfect sense to me .
Good Morning Mollykin, the DVLA have the guidance medical professionals use here : gov.uk/guidance/cardiovascu... . If you would like any further support or guidance regarding your device please take a look at our resources webpage heartrhythmalliance.org/afa... alternatively, you can contact our Patient Services Team who are always happy to help info@afa.org.uk
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Thank you
When you notify the DVLA you can expect a bit of a wait to get a response. I informed them of my CRT-P at the end of January and got the all clear letter last week.
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