British Expats - Panic Disorder

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I agree with you, Paxil didn`t work for me too.
Thank you very much.
klalmoon

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Originally posted by klalmoon
I just want to let you know that i received a letter from BCIS today, they sent me the letter that i wrote explaining my case back with a message telling me that i could come there when i feel recovered!!!!
I am feeling so much better now, I will have more time to work with my panic disorder and i know that everything will be all right!!
Thanks a lot everybody here!!
Hugs
klalmoon

Hi again! Just wanted to say that I wish you all the best with this! You'll work things out and all will be okay. Take care!

Mikki

Thanks a lot Mikki!! I hope all the best for you too!!
Hugs
klalmoon

Re: Panic Disorder

    > > Actually I am a neurosurgeon and can dispense any advice I dam well
    > > please!!!
A DOC

    > Actually that is not true and as a doctor you are fully aware that you
    > cannot make medical recommendations without having the full medical
    > history of the patient and hopefully, after having conducted a physical
    > examination of said patient as well.
An Attorney

You are both right but! The medical license is essentially
unrestricted but carries with it responsibility as regulated by the
"medical board." Malpractice carriers will not cover internet advise,
nor will the so called advice result in a suit. The physician patient
relationship has not been established. The Doc can give all the
advice he wants and only a fool would take it!

I'm with Rete: but for different reasons. Do I sound like an
attorney? I'm NOT... :-)
Another Doc...