Just had surgery .... is my trucking career over?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Moneyhungrytrucker, Nov 25, 2020.
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Your 70% strength may be stronger than 50% of drivers on the road today. Hell yes you should still be able to work including driving a standard so don’t count yourself out despite what someone has said above.
You don’t use strength to shift a manual, You use your experience.
It will all depend on you. Best of luck.alds and exhausted379 Thank this. -
Yea shouldn’t be no real dot problem
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I hope you make a full recovery soon, and I hope the tumor was benign.
I don't think you'll have any problem with this; the feds give medical waivers for conditions much more serious than what you're facing. Your carrier might be more strict about it, just mention everything to the safety department when you return to duty. your avatar makes it look like you're pulling a pneumatic, if you're hauling sand you might want to ask to be exempted from swinging a sledgehammer for a while but if you're just using camlock fittings I think you'll be okay. You might consider investing in a suicide knob to put on the left side of your steering wheel. -
i had my colon taking out this year. went on bp meds tuesday. cant stop peeing. im on a 1 year card. feel great
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Worst comes to worst, and you are denied a DOT physical pass (very, very unlikely).
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Still being able too do that particular company's work on the other hand is another question.buddyd157 Thanks this. -
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