Exenatide and medicinal cannabis.

[Ianfrizell]

Hi all

This is a link to my vlog, which is an update on my efforts to obtain exenatide and medicinal cannabis on prescription.

youtu.be/p2PGDoXLRm0(Not working as expected?)

Cheers,

Ian

[FMundo]

Sounds to me like your physician and neurologists really are uncomfortable assuming responsibility for the care that you need and, by their behavior, I would guess they consider you a "pesky problem."

Perhaps its time for a change?

Additionally, you might mention to all physicians, your regular Vlog on HealthUnblocked and your intent to update your posting including their names next week. When they vehemently object, you should tell them that, unfortunately your hands are tied... that you "have a responsibility to alert your regular followers (who may have similar needs)." Besides, you can add, "they (the doctors) will be spared of seeing "nuisance patients" or pesky problems in future.

The only way to effect change is to name names. We're dealing with suffering and longevity issues here. The responsibility of doctors is to respond effectively to the needs of their clients. Clearly, your needs are not being recognized and acted upon.

By the way, I "walk the talk." I fired my physician as a result of a similar situation.

[Juliegrace in reply to FMundo]

I may be wrong, but since Ian is in the U.K., he is dealing with one of the downsides of National healthcare.

[Despe in reply to Juliegrace]

Julie, at some states, it's not any better! MM is illegal where I live. Neurologists are scarce and appointments even more scarce. MDS are non-existent where I live. I have to drive to another state to see a MDS and it's not close either. FP have to make referrals to see any specialist!

[Juliegrace in reply to Despe]

I'm aware of how bad it is, or can be, in the US. My comment to FMundo was to clarify that because Ian is in the U.K., the system is different.

[M1tz1]

This is so sad and frustrating for you and other PWPs, Ian. Most of such medical and other uncooperative people have one thing in common. They haven't experienced Parkinson's and cannot empathize. Hang in there.