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Post by Denis-NFA on Jan 13, 2024 11:14:08 GMT 7
charliepotatoesGood luck 'spud'. I hope it all works out good for you. PS. I used to have a mate who's nickname was 'spud'... no idea why as he had nothing to do with potatoes... 
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Post by itsmylife08 on Jan 14, 2024 10:05:58 GMT 7
charliepotatoes Good luck 'spud'. I hope it all works out good for you. PS. I used to have a mate who's nickname was 'spud'... no idea why as he had nothing to do with potatoes... Hi Denis We had a school teacher many moons ago, whose name just happened to be Murphy, so it was no surprise when we named him Spud Murphy, and yes you guessed it he was Irish  Cheers Itsa  |
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Post by charliepotatoes on Jan 15, 2024 16:35:39 GMT 7
Hi, I notice that in the IP forms, specifically the section in which the doctor/specialist is to fill out. There are two sections. One section for " condition 1 " (condition with most impact), and another for the section " condition 2 ".
I suspect this is a subtle trick to corner the doctor into deeming one condition less than the other in severity. Believing such to be the case, I will be advising my doctor to cross out " condition with most impact " and write " equally severe in impact " as I and I'm sure they will genuinely regard to be the case.
Additionally. There is only the two sections mentioned. In the case of someone having 3 conditions, as I do. ( lucky me ), should I list one condition in " condition 1 ", and put two conditions in " condition 2 "?
Or...
List one condition in " condition 1 " the second in " condition 2 ", and have them make mention in their attached letter of the third condition and the details requested? Thanks
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Post by Denis-NFA on Jan 16, 2024 9:27:18 GMT 7
Hi, I notice that in the IP forms, specifically the section in which the doctor/specialist is to fill out. There are two sections. One section for " condition 1 " (condition with most impact), and another for the section " condition 2 ". I suspect this is a subtle trick to corner the doctor into deeming one condition less than the other in severity. Believing such to be the case, I will be advising my doctor to cross out " condition with most impact " and write " equally severe in impact " as I and I'm sure they will genuinely regard to be the case. Additionally. There is only the two sections mentioned. In the case of someone having 3 conditions, as I do. ( lucky me ), should I list one condition in " condition 1 ", and put two conditions in " condition 2 "? Or... List one condition in " condition 1 " the second in " condition 2 ", and have them make mention in their attached letter of the third condition and the details requested? Thanks I have no idea what the forms look like nowadays but I thought they used to allow you to note that you could add attachments if the form doesn't give enough room. Ask your doctor to write the conditions on a separate page/s and at condition 1 refer attached document 'Conditions of Equal Impact'. Just a suggestion to consider. |
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Post by charliepotatoes on Jan 16, 2024 11:24:18 GMT 7
Thanks
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Post by charliepotatoes on Jan 16, 2024 17:32:03 GMT 7
Hi, I notice that in the IP forms, specifically the section in which the doctor/specialist is to fill out. There are two sections. One section for " condition 1 " (condition with most impact), and another for the section " condition 2 ". I suspect this is a subtle trick to corner the doctor into deeming one condition less than the other in severity. Believing such to be the case, I will be advising my doctor to cross out " condition with most impact " and write " equally severe in impact " as I and I'm sure they will genuinely regard to be the case. Additionally. There is only the two sections mentioned. In the case of someone having 3 conditions, as I do. ( lucky me ), should I list one condition in " condition 1 ", and put two conditions in " condition 2 "? Or... List one condition in " condition 1 " the second in " condition 2 ", and have them make mention in their attached letter of the third condition and the details requested? Thanks I have no idea what the forms look like nowadays but I thought they used to allow you to note that you could add attachments if the form doesn't give enough room. Ask your doctor to write the conditions on a separate page/s and at condition 1 refer attached document 'Conditions of Equal Impact'. Just a suggestion to consider. I have several ties to Australia which will likely make it difficult to relocate immediately, that is, if I am given portability. But I'll figure it out. It would sure be a nice change. Will let you know how I go mate. Cheers everyone for the help 👍 |
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