I joined a new gp practice and met with the compliance manager for the first time to discuss my needs. She told me autism is not disabling and that my condition is a choice i made. How am I supposed to process this? Is this appropriate behaviour?
I joined a new gp practice and met with the compliance manager for the first time to discuss my needs. She told me autism is not disabling and that my condition is a choice i made. How am I supposed to process this? Is this appropriate behaviour?
I'm not impressed with my new doctors office I asked if a new medication and was safe to take with magnesium only to be told "there's no reason to take magnesium" Inna really know it all tone.
Where as my last doctor said it has no medical proof but try it
It works for me. And tbh I. Guess I most definitely have a defiancy due to a bad diet due to not having funds for a good diet.
Also I was told oh you need a 6 month review that's when we expwct to see consistent change in your condition but because I need a sick note that became a 3 month review ita almost as if my new doctor doesn't like me.
She said what? It is literally classed as a disability and is the way your brain works, not a choice. That is wildly inappropriate for her to have said and completely false information. I would put in a complaint. Or find another new GP practice. Or both. That is not ok.
That certainly doesn't sound appropriate to me! I've no idea if this 'compliance manager' is a medical professional, but have to suspect this is their personal opinion rather than actual knowledge.