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Hello group! I have been a lurker in this group for over a year now and have not posted previously. I have gained valuable information from those who do post and want to thank you all! I am a private pilot and will need to renew my FAA medical in May. I plan to follow the AASI program and send FAA the infromation concerning my journey with PC early so that my medical examiner can perform the medical exam without delay. I would like to email off group to discuss problems anyone has encountered with FAA and this process specifically or in general difficulties with FAA Medical post prostate cancer treatment. Bob

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, I am a pilot but only have a sport pilot cert. The advantage of this rating is that a driver license is all that is needed for your medical. If you have a driver license and have not been denied a medical a sport pilot cert holder can fly legally. If a medical has been denied even a sport pilot cannot fly. With this in mind I would have a physical done prior to the real medical to see if I would pass the FAA requirements. If there was a question I might forgo the private cert in favor of sport pilot . I have PCa and fly quite legally and without concerns about medicals. Jeff McConkie wrote: Hello group! I have been a lurker in this group for over a year now and have not posted previously. I have gained valuable information from those who do post and want to thank you all! I am a private pilot and will need to renew my FAA medical in May. I plan to follow the AASI program and send FAA the infromation concerning my journey with PC early so that my medical examiner can perform the medical exam without delay. I would like to email off group to discuss problems anyone has encountered with FAA and this process specifically or in general difficulties with FAA Medical post prostate cancer treatment. Bob Be a better friend,

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Bob,

I am a pilot ASEL/Instrument.

I called AOPA and talked to the medical people there. They said to

wait until 3 months before your physical, have a PSA that shows as

close to zero as possible, and a letter from your surgeon or

oncologist on his/her stationery stating that your cancer is under

control or in remission and will have no bearing on your ability to

fly an aircraft.

If you need addreses or any other info, contact me offline.

Proton Treated Cancer Survivor

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> Hello group!

>

> I have been a lurker in this group for over a year now and have

not posted previously. I have gained valuable information from those

who do post and want to thank you all!

>

> I am a private pilot and will need to renew my FAA medical in

May. I plan to follow the AASI program and send FAA the infromation

concerning my journey with PC early so that my medical examiner can

perform the medical exam without delay. I would like to email off

group to discuss problems anyone has encountered with FAA and this

process specifically or in general difficulties with FAA Medical post

prostate cancer treatment.

>

> Bob

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.

Try it now.

>

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Bob ,

gave good advice. Have the letter ready but provide no more than what

is asked for. You are dealing with a govt. bureaucrat. Do not mislead or

cover-up anything however. I do not see a problem.

d. ASEL

Warman wrote:

Bob,

I am a pilot ASEL/Instrument.

I called AOPA and talked to the medical people there. They said to

wait until 3 months before your physical, have a PSA that shows as

close to zero as possible, and a letter from your surgeon or

oncologist on his/her stationery stating that your cancer is under

control or in remission and will have no bearing on your ability to

fly an aircraft.

If you need addreses or any other info, contact me offline.

Proton Treated Cancer Survivor

=============================================================

>

> Hello group!

>

> I have been a lurker in this group for over a year now and have

not posted previously. I have gained valuable information from those

who do post and want to thank you all!

>

> I am a private pilot and will need to renew my FAA medical in

May. I plan to follow the AASI program and send FAA the infromation

concerning my journey with PC early so that my medical examiner can

perform the medical exam without delay. I would like to email off

group to discuss problems anyone has encountered with FAA and this

process specifically or in general difficulties with FAA Medical post

prostate cancer treatment.

>

> Bob

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.

Try it now.

>

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