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Old 02-06-2015, 06:38 PM #1
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Default Can non medical personnel really erase medical documentation?
OK....I kinda, shorta thought I had medical trauma PTSD but was/am in denial because of other more dominate medical problems/conditions/issues.

Come to find out I was diagnosed with PTSD yearsago.

A non medical rep., looked into my file and said hey...your history doesn't show any treatment....so I am going to take PTSD diagnoses out of your file...

Wait what? No question on how are you dealing with....no don't go see a medical professional, not even to see if the diagnoses was correct...just oh, I am going to erase it from your medical history.....
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