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Old 05-05-2011, 05:59 PM #5
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Pdoc-is that primary care doctor? If it is,I don't think that they can disable people. It needs to be done by a specialist. My primary care doctor wouldn't fill out paperwork for LTD so I just stuck with the specialists. Just ask him-I'm disabled- right? If he says no-I would change doctors.
Pdoc is just slang for psychologist/psychiatrist.
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