from experience with a local student pilot... now rated..
What George said...

BT

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Pudealee wrote:

If a person had at one time been on anxiety meds (6-9 months), but has
been
off for over two years. Will the AME pass/fail?

That will probably get deferred to Oklahoma City. They will definitely
want a
statement from the doctor who prescribed the meds to the effect that
you've been off
them for however long you've been off them and that you no longer need the
medications. That second part is important; if his/her letter doesn't
contain such a
statement, get another letter. If you have any test results related to the
condition
that have been taken *after* you quit taking medication, get copies of
those, too.
Give copies of all of this to your AME. Keep copies for yourself in case
they get
lost.

Two years without treatment seems to be the FAA's magic number for many
such
conditions, so I'd guess that you won't have much trouble, but there will
almost
certainly be some delay.

George Patterson
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