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I Read You Should Look At Your Drs. Notes At Least Monthly To Make Sure They Are Documenting Everything Correctly- How Do We Do That?
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You need great doctor notes if you apply for SSDI. However, most physicians are very busy and some don't always document everything and all your symptoms- hence not creating a very accurate record. One website suggested we should look at these notes at least monthly. How do we go about doing that? Won't it offend the physician?

posted September 2, 2015
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A MyFibroTeam Member

If they are good & ethical it won't offend them. before my clinics made records availble online I routinely requested my records.

posted September 2, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I doctor gives me a copy of my notes every time I see him & I can also go online.
Just ask your doctors , usely you have to sign a form .

posted September 3, 2015

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