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Old 02-04-2013, 07:36 PM #10
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I do not know if the law is the same in Canada or not but I would call his office and ask for a copy of his notes and findings. BTW a psychiatrist is able to prescribe meds for anxiety and depression where a therapists and psychologist are not able to. This guy is in the dark ages!! Your GP maybe able to if you trust him?her and he/she is willing. The emotional component in PCS can be a bear.

Use the notes to show you are seeking help and co-operating fully. Keep demanding the care you know you need. All to frequently it is the squeaky wheel that gets the grease. I know it is not fair or right. With WCB you have to be your best advocate!!
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