@wigglesworth3 

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wigglesworth3

Awkward moment

Today I was driving a 16 seater and stopped at the traffic light when Brain fog/Fatigue kicked in and I ended up missed the change of traffic lights and my work colleague needed to snap me out of it. Luckely we had a conversation previously about Brain fog/fatigue, so it wasn't some much of a suprise but on other occasions a different colleague failed to understand and I've been whistle blown and found myself in my managers office.
@ilovems

That sounds dangerous and less than responsible?

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@emmasharp23

Can you honestly say that you were safe to be driving that minibus? What if the brain fog or fatigue had kicked in and you had driven through a red light or a zebra crossing with a pedestrian on? Are you prepared to live with the consequences of causing a potentially fatal accident? It's a safety concern not about whether your colleagues are understanding or not. Just because you have passed a medical, doesn't mean you are safe to drive on any given day. You need to refrain from driving on the days that your MS is bad, it is your responsibility to not get behind the wheel if you are too tired to concentrate. Please have a serious think.

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