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Originally Posted by Hugh
tiz, this is the part peanut refers to on page 17 of the form where it says
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On the PDF it's on page 2.
'Send us any medical information you want us to see. It is important that you give us as much information as possible as this helps us to deal with your claim.If you have any medical information from your doctor, consultant or health care professional, or any other information which you wish us to see, please send us a copy with this questionnaire.
You do not have to see your GP or health care professional to ask for a specially written report. You may be charged if you do this.'
And also states.
Please tell us who your GP is. If you want to, you can also tell us about another health or care professional who knows you and your condition best.
Sometimes we will need to contact these people to ask them for medical information. We do not do this for every claim.
It's always best to go overboard than not at all.
You could read it that most people won't have any info on their conditions other than appointment letters, it's also tell you don't have to get a GP report as you might have to pay. It's not directly telling you to write to your consultants or GP to get the relevant information, just if you have it. Asking for reports is not always an easy task.