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Driving Lesson Part Three
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I've been anxiously awaiting a reply to my disability claim which declared chronic fatigue syndrome and the truckload of medications I take. Good news, Vic Roads has finally confirmed my medical report satisfactory! Phew! Get this though- the report will only remain valid for six months and then I have to get another one done. On top of that, once I have been issued with my licence I also have to provide a detailed report from my rheumatologist. What a pain. So now I'm officially all set for my P's! I've done all the practice and now it's just a matter of repeating everything I've done during my lessons, making sure I pay attention to signs and stay well under the speed limit. P-plates here I come!!
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