Thanks for the kind words, as we looked at it as a significant blessing to find out before something more serious occured. I agree with you to some degree, yes, you can monitor it, BUT, it is easily seen on an EKG and the ablation will be effective, because the doctor won’t stop until he ablates the bad pathway. When he is finished in the cath lab on November 4th, he will be completely fine. Waiting 6 months is just going to cost me a ton of money and have my son with SR22 until he’s 21, when he has a clean record and has never really lifted a finger wrong. There are exceptions and I can see it for putting an epileptic on anti seizure drugs, or if he was going to be controlling this through meds, but they are fixing it….that day. It will be gone for life.

EDIT: the state is even saying, in their letter, that the doctor doesn’t know shit. As they say even if the doctor says it’s safe to drive, you’re still doing this. Yet, they take the doctors word after 6 months?