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Congraulations lovely lady on your 7 year SAH Anniversary     So glad you survived and enjoying life and doing well Jean xx Thank you so much for all your caring helpful support you give to others, we love you too xx   Hope you can celebrate with your gorgeous family. Here's to many more Anniversaries     Take care  Love Tina xx

Hi all...This was the week of my SAH 7 years ago...the days of that week seem so blurry to me even 7 years later.  I had my SAH and only spent a few days in the hospital.  I was good, thunder struck but no physical issues...then less than 48 hours after getting home, the worst thing happened to me, I had a severe vasospasm...   I was alone, I wasn't even aware it was a possibility, so terribly scary for me and transported by ambulance to a big neuro center in Boston...long story short 7 days in neuro ICU 2 weeks in rehab and lots of PT afterwards, but I survived.    I am really good considering, only some balance issues and some vertigo.  The emotional toll was big but I am good.  Enjoying my life, seen grandbabies born, son get married and 7 more years with my hubby...oh yes I am good and thankful.    This site has been a God send to me.  First you know what I am talking about haha...Just love you all and what you do to help others, made such a difference for me. Thank you all... xx Jean

Hello Jjm welcome to BTG     Where your husband had his test should be able to give you that information. Did you keep a copy of the results  before sending to the DVLA?   Things do take time to recover, in my case 2 years. I kept retaking the eye test. You have not mentioned the reasons or timing.   I looked this up and hope this helps:   What is the standard visual field for DVLA? You must have an uninterrupted horizontal visual field of at least 160 degrees with an extension of at least 70 degrees left and right and 30 degrees up and down. No defects should be present within a radius of the central 30 degrees.   Driving eyesight rules - GOV.UK www.gov.uk https://www.gov.uk › driving-eyesight-rules   What is the criteria for Esterman visual field pass? For a binocular Esterman field test to be considered as normal, there should be no more than 3 missed spots, of which not more than 2 shall be contiguous in the visual field defined horizontally by 60 degrees either side of the primary position and vertically by 20 degrees above the primary position and 30 degrees ...   Please find links below that may help:    https://web.behindthegray.net/topic/6865-reapplying-for-license-with-exceptional-circumstances-uk-only/   https://web.behindthegray.net/topic/10610-help-needed-re-criteria-to-reinstate-driving-licence-under-exceptional-circumstances/   https://web.behindthegray.net/topic/9789-getting-so-stressed/   Good luck, please let us know how you get on.   Take care Tina      

We’ve just had DVLA notification re results of an Esterman Test, stating my husbands driving licence will not return. . How can we get a complete explanation of what the graphic is showing and what a pass should look like.TIA

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