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Two files that do different halves of the same job.
The Doctor File is the thinking. Twenty-three pages on what I actually bring to an appointment: the one page I hand over in the first minute, the log I kept after abandoning six others, the sentences I've said out loud when I was interrupted, dismissed, or told to wait and see. It includes the chapter where I say what to do when none of it works, because that happens, and a guide that only describes its successes is a sales pitch.
The Medical Binder is the paper. Fillable forms you type into or print and write on, built to match the file page for page. Medication list, symptom log, test results, care timeline, questions list, the lot.
You could buy either one alone. Together, the guide tells you what goes in each form and why that field is the one that gets read.
Give you something to hand over when you can't get the words out. Mean you tell the whole story once instead of at the start of every appointment for the rest of your life. Put your concerns in writing, in your chart, whether or not anybody acts on them today. Stop you being the only copy of your own medical history.
Get you a diagnosis. Make a rushed clinician unrushed. Replace a patient advocate, a lawyer, or a doctor. Work on the first try.
Single-user personal licence. Yours to print, fill, and use in your own care for as long as you need it.
Two files that do different halves of the same job.
The Doctor File is the thinking. Twenty-three pages on what I actually bring to an appointment: the one page I hand over in the first minute, the log I kept after abandoning six others, the sentences I've said out loud when I was interrupted, dismissed, or told to wait and see. It includes the chapter where I say what to do when none of it works, because that happens, and a guide that only describes its successes is a sales pitch.
The Medical Binder is the paper. Fillable forms you type into or print and write on, built to match the file page for page. Medication list, symptom log, test results, care timeline, questions list, the lot.
You could buy either one alone. Together, the guide tells you what goes in each form and why that field is the one that gets read.
Give you something to hand over when you can't get the words out. Mean you tell the whole story once instead of at the start of every appointment for the rest of your life. Put your concerns in writing, in your chart, whether or not anybody acts on them today. Stop you being the only copy of your own medical history.
Get you a diagnosis. Make a rushed clinician unrushed. Replace a patient advocate, a lawyer, or a doctor. Work on the first try.
Single-user personal licence. Yours to print, fill, and use in your own care for as long as you need it.