I’ve had 4 surgeries on my achilles and spent time in aircast boot in between surgeries as well. At that point I ended up driving with the boot on. Maybe not the best idea but seemed ok to do. This time I had surgery beginning of April and was driving an automatic car until October. Probably could have driven around end of August time as my calf felt a lot stronger then. Didn’t get Physio until August though! Took forever to get appt through. Hope you start to regain some strength in your leg. Know how skinny mines was and still isn’t the same size as my right leg! I found swimming really helped though xx
I ruptured mine in April 16 and never got back into manual purely cause once I drove an automatic I didn’t want to change back.
I would not be worried that you cannot drive yet especially as you haven’t even had Physio.... unfortunately it is a slow process so expect to drive only once you have built strength which takes a long time.... in terms of Physio I started to get Physio whilst in the boot although this was through my private health insurance. If you don’t have access I would seriously consider going private for the Physio as it make a world of difference! Even if they are doing muscle work for now ie working your calf etc it all helps.... however they will only do it once you have all of the wedges out of the air boot....
You’ve probably heard beforehand but patience is the key with this injury... but get to Physio asap.. post boot I was going twice a week for the first 4 weeks.