cherrycolouredfunk
Bluelighter
Yeah, it's frustrating, especially if mobile credit or minutes are precious, i'm often down to my last 20 free minutes, and end up rinsing them before I even get through. I've had many an argument with doctor receptionists. Some of them are judgemental as fuck as soon as they clock you as a blue scripter druggy.
When I was trying to get used to working again back in April after a long time off work, and maintain a script, the doctors receptionists made it virtually impossible for me to get an appointment to renew my meth, around work hours, and work woudn't have me have any time off. Needless to say, things didn't work out, mostly for script reasons, and it being a bit too soon for me to return to work. But, I think if it had been easier for me to maintain a script and keep it on the down low from work, things would have been A LOT easier.
My shared care worker made it difficult for me too. I had to get an advocate involved, who managed to get me away from shared care, and scripted by my decent doctor, who saw me after my working hours. I should have complained her, but it gets nowhere with agencies like that. Considering that only 17 per cent of people who are in shared care in Bristol are working (A fact my doctor who is actually decent told me), I'd have thought she'd have snapped me up to keep me on her books especially as she'd just started in the job, but no, she had always been a bitch to me and continued to be so once I told her i'd found work!
When I was trying to get used to working again back in April after a long time off work, and maintain a script, the doctors receptionists made it virtually impossible for me to get an appointment to renew my meth, around work hours, and work woudn't have me have any time off. Needless to say, things didn't work out, mostly for script reasons, and it being a bit too soon for me to return to work. But, I think if it had been easier for me to maintain a script and keep it on the down low from work, things would have been A LOT easier.
My shared care worker made it difficult for me too. I had to get an advocate involved, who managed to get me away from shared care, and scripted by my decent doctor, who saw me after my working hours. I should have complained her, but it gets nowhere with agencies like that. Considering that only 17 per cent of people who are in shared care in Bristol are working (A fact my doctor who is actually decent told me), I'd have thought she'd have snapped me up to keep me on her books especially as she'd just started in the job, but no, she had always been a bitch to me and continued to be so once I told her i'd found work!
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