VA has changed one of my disabilities to. Right Ulnar nerve paralysis Right Sciatic nerve paralysis Left Sciatic nerve paralysis Left Ulnar nerve paralysis This was formally listed as peripheral neuropathy and is in fact an accurate description as to what has happened/changed over the years in my reaction times. I have not seen any change in the Disability CFR for support of Requirement for Adaptive Auto, no surprise there as VA is always a little slack in needs and upgrades and I sure don't need any .gov limitations on my driving rights. So that explains the title and a little back ground in aging with AO. Anyway this is informational for others as to what I had to do to prevent crashing into the rear of another vehicle due to my disability. Pro Pilot by Nissan was my choice. Nissan ProPILOT Assist Technology | Nissan USA I did not want a new vehicle but better than a casket. This works nicely and lets me drive safe.
Sorry to hear of anyone exposed to AO, especially when they're suffering long term effects from it, HK. And though you may not need to hear it, thank you for your service, and welcome back home, far too many years late, from one veteran to another.
