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Old 05-02-2012, 08:54 PM #1
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I remember being so nervous about my QME, especially because my WC insurance company is playing hard ball. Just be honest about your pain. Don't hide it. If you're nervous because you're worried that they aren't going to believe your pain, tell the doctor that. Just be honest and it might help to type out a list if there are things that you want him/her to know.

Good luck!!
Sorry, but I'm not sure this is the best advice.

OP, please clarify--is this a defense medical exam? Do you have an attorney, btw?
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I have been battling work comp for around 7 years, and surprise suppries, my me doc have helped me more, REALLY than my work comp or tho docs.

The me listened. Got the the ball rolling for me on my rsd treatment,
You never know. So just be honest and forthcoming. And be be sure to take documents to back up all visits, meds etc. Also keep notes, you will be glad for for this. And so will everyone else. ?
You deserve to be treated well. So treat yourself we'll and it helps others.

Its scary scary scary I know.
good luck.


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