<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Backstory: I was charged with an aggravated misdemeanor DWI in April of 2015. This was my second offense as my first was in October of 2009. I have two DWI charges on my record, but no other dents on my record minus a speeding ticket or two, all under 20 MPH. The DWI's did not result in any accidents or injury (thank God).

I am on probation and I know probation and the judge will need to approve my privilege to drive, which I am confident they will as I have fulfilled every request; Completion of outpatient rehab, Legal fees, Victim Impact Panel, and classes assigned to me.

My worry is that the DMV will not allow me to drive. NYS has a repeat offender push to remove repeat offenders off the road (and honestly, that is not a bad thing nor do I disagree with it) but it states these delays and denials typically result after a 3rd DWI or more. See: 

I have been sober ever since my arrest and I am hoping the DMV approves that my risk is not as high as a denial would be needed. I have the Interlock installed and have fulfilled every single step the court and probation asks of me.

I scoured the internet and have only come across one case where a person was denied their license after a 2nd DWI, but in my case it was under 5 years and the BAC was .28. The mistake was horrible and I am not a victim by any means, just seeing if anyone knows NYS' DMV laws and what to expect come October.
<bot>: 18 month NYS driver license revocation period ends in Oct 15th and I am worried the NYS DMV will deny me due to this being my 2nd offense in under 5 years.