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Gay-friendly G.P. in Clondalkin or Blanch area.

Heebie · 2010-06-28 18:13:59

I live in Clondalkin, and work in Blanchardstown.. and I'd like to find a gay-friendly G.P. somewhere convenient either to work, home, or both. A gay male would be ideal, really. Anyone know of any?

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#32 15-08-2010 11:03pm
Annasopra

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gayguy2009 wrote: »

No its not, just an embarrasing one I'm kind of hoping to have a GP i'm comfortable talking bout my orientation. I'm just not comfortable saying it to my own doctor.

Ok - I've merged this with an existing thread

I would suggest contacting the Gay Mens Health Service or Gay Doctors Ireland to see if they know any - the links are in the thread

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