Curly66
New Member
Hi I’m new here and hope it’s ok to ask a question on cannibis.
My husband is 59 and has smoked a joint every evening since a teenager. Last May we were at a friends house and he suddenly lost consciousness (we were all sat around a table chatting and he would have fallen off the chair if he wasn’t caught). We rang for an ambulance and I panicked and said that he should say that he had shared a joint. (wish I bloody hadn’t). He had drunk five pints of Fosters that he does every Saturday night. He drinks no alcohol in the week.
His neurological tests were clear but the consultant said it was most likely some sort of seizure. (My husband has never had anything like this before) He thought the half a joint was most probably not connected to the seizure but he had to log it. He advised my husband he needed to surrender his licence. He had to wait a full year and not the six months usually required after a seizure.
We have now received a letter saying he must send the questionnaire they enclosed withIn 14 days or they may revoke his licence. Is this so that they can arrange a urine test with his doctor ASAP (Sorry if this is sounding naive, we have no idea). He is beside himself as he has never stopped smoking his nightly joint (he would never drive in the evening afterwards, he never has or never will). He wasn’t caught driving - we were at somebodies house!
Does anybody know if this form he has received is because he has to go for a medical? Obviously we need to send the form back quickly. With the Covid milarky, I’m wondering if the request for a medical would be held up, after all it took them ages to even reply to his new application request?
Also, has anybody used a DIY urine test to check results beforehand? (he’s not smoking weed now, from yesterday!!)
Sorry about this long post and I hope it’s ok to post here, I can’t find another forum to ask questions on.
Thank you in advance for any replies
My husband is 59 and has smoked a joint every evening since a teenager. Last May we were at a friends house and he suddenly lost consciousness (we were all sat around a table chatting and he would have fallen off the chair if he wasn’t caught). We rang for an ambulance and I panicked and said that he should say that he had shared a joint. (wish I bloody hadn’t). He had drunk five pints of Fosters that he does every Saturday night. He drinks no alcohol in the week.
His neurological tests were clear but the consultant said it was most likely some sort of seizure. (My husband has never had anything like this before) He thought the half a joint was most probably not connected to the seizure but he had to log it. He advised my husband he needed to surrender his licence. He had to wait a full year and not the six months usually required after a seizure.
We have now received a letter saying he must send the questionnaire they enclosed withIn 14 days or they may revoke his licence. Is this so that they can arrange a urine test with his doctor ASAP (Sorry if this is sounding naive, we have no idea). He is beside himself as he has never stopped smoking his nightly joint (he would never drive in the evening afterwards, he never has or never will). He wasn’t caught driving - we were at somebodies house!
Does anybody know if this form he has received is because he has to go for a medical? Obviously we need to send the form back quickly. With the Covid milarky, I’m wondering if the request for a medical would be held up, after all it took them ages to even reply to his new application request?
Also, has anybody used a DIY urine test to check results beforehand? (he’s not smoking weed now, from yesterday!!)
Sorry about this long post and I hope it’s ok to post here, I can’t find another forum to ask questions on.
Thank you in advance for any replies