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Old 06-23-2008, 03:50 PM #1
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Frown QME schedule conflict. I'm freaking out!

Hey yall- I need to mentally prepare myself. Here's the deal: I've bought tickets to go visit my family and go to the beach for three weeks in August. Just got the mail informing of my final QME for Permanent Status and Rating... while I'd be away!! I hope this is an acceptable reason to reschedule. Should I call the QME doctor's office for rescheduling or my WC adjustor?
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