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Thanks Dennis
I was going on the long shot that maybe someone on the newsgroup had been
through this before.

> what do you have to lose if
>the FAA denies your new one?

uncomfortable FEELINGS having been rejected by the FAA. Money. I have had a
long abscence from flying and I SHOULD probably just go flying with an
instructor just for the heck of it. But then, I am in a low-paying job and the
$105/hr cost probably would be better spent paying for my house and medical
bills. AOPA and Wall-Street Journal CLAIM there is money to be made in
instructing. Thinking, but the market here is prohibitive. Besides, THINK I
have just about convinced myself to wait till mid January to apply for a
medical that will mark one year since I have been off psychiatric medications.

>What do you have to gain if after
>several months they send you a shiny new one?
>

A "good" feeling, and the FAAs reassurance and endorsement that they agree
with my doctors

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