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Pre-clinic questionnaire

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scryfox
scryfox

This is going to sound super dumb, but today I received a referral letter to the CFS/ME clinic in my city and had to do a pre-clinic questionnaire. It says to return it to them but it didn't come with an envelope or anything so I don't know if they expect me to post it or drive to a doctor place that is a good 4 miles away and hand it in. Anyone had a similar experience? If so, post or hand in? Or do I take it to my GP?

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  • Beverley_01
    Beverley_01 scryfox

    Posted

    Hi scryfox,

    If there's a phone number on there, call them and explain. They may have forgotten to put envelope in or you may need to take it with you?

    Hope that helps

    B

    • scryfox
      scryfox Beverley_01

      Posted

      Going to ring them tomorrow. Had it in my head that today was Friday for some reason
    • Beverley_01
      Beverley_01 scryfox

      Posted

      Lol : ) don't you love cfs/me! I kept thinking it was Wednesday today . I remember having a pre service questionnaire too but, cannot remember what I did with it. Hope you find the clinic useful when you get there.

      B

  • willowsamantha
    willowsamantha scryfox

    Posted

    Hi Scryfox, 

    The exact same happened to me, I ended up sending it in my own envelope and addressing it to the one on the form.

    They didn't recieve within the time I had my first appntmnt, the Occupational Therpapist I saw for my first meeting with her wasn't at all bothered, she just asked me to fill it out in that session.

  • jeanp
    jeanp scryfox

    Posted

    I think I would just take it with me. If you use up your energies getting it to them beforehand, they might have lost it by then!
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