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Understanding Doctor?

Prcpl Skinner · 2009-02-11 14:40:44

Hi All. Just wondering if anyone here knows a good understanding doctor (GP) that can help me. I wont say what its for but I have a history of unrelated and questionable substance 'usage' and was kind of scared of being judged for it. Sorry to lower the tone, this thread would more likely be more suited to the medical…

11-02-2009 2:40pm

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Prcpl Skinner

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Hi All. Just wondering if anyone here knows a good understanding doctor (GP) that can help me. I wont say what its for but I have a history of unrelated and questionable substance 'usage' and was kind of scared of being judged for it. Sorry to lower the tone, this thread would more likely be more suited to the medical forum. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Skinner

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#2 11-02-2009 8:00pm

Sully

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Welcome to Boards.

The medical forum may have some sort of list of doctors who would be more suited for your needs but if you are looking for recommendations on a general GP have a look at this thread;

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055457441

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#3 13-02-2009 12:36am

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welll boy , go to a young doctor ,better communication and no BS either and told straight up ,its a more accepted problem to them sign of the times.

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#4 13-02-2009 7:55am

Prcpl Skinner

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Thanks guys.

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#5 24-02-2009 8:38pm

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Only joined so just saw this thread but Dr.Liam MacCann on Ballybricken is great. Should give him a try

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#6 25-02-2009 12:24am

Paige Turner

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Hi Skinner,

The Bubulia Practice (think that's how you spell it anyway) in town - in red square next to the chemist is very good. Some of them are also Doctor's in the WIT Medical centre so they would be used to dealing with young people (and I'm sure they have heard it all). The lady doctor Cathrina Mooney, i think, seems to be really nice. She is very understanding and never seems to rush you like some other doctors.

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