smorales31
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sma2302
Good Evening,
I need some guidance from experienced AMEs here in regards to a misdiagnosis I received in 2019 of Bipolar Disorder.
Over the last few years I have been building reputable reports from various doctors and ultimately received reports from top notch specialists from the FAA
- Dr. George S Glass which deemed me medically fit and wrote that I was misdiagnosed by the medical facility given the forensic work he performed
(FAA Neuropsychiatrist)
- Dr. Kim Johnson which performed the Cogscreen examination and was deemed to have no neurocognitive deficiencies
(FAA Neuropsychologist)
- Dr. Odie Bracy
- My Psychiatrist locally
Despite this, I know that this in itself is not sufficient to build a case and I need advice from all experienced AMEs how I can continue to build more empirical evidence given that I have received the ok from top experts in the FAA
I need some guidance from experienced AMEs here in regards to a misdiagnosis I received in 2019 of Bipolar Disorder.
Over the last few years I have been building reputable reports from various doctors and ultimately received reports from top notch specialists from the FAA
- Dr. George S Glass which deemed me medically fit and wrote that I was misdiagnosed by the medical facility given the forensic work he performed
(FAA Neuropsychiatrist)
- Dr. Kim Johnson which performed the Cogscreen examination and was deemed to have no neurocognitive deficiencies
(FAA Neuropsychologist)
- Dr. Odie Bracy
- My Psychiatrist locally
Despite this, I know that this in itself is not sufficient to build a case and I need advice from all experienced AMEs how I can continue to build more empirical evidence given that I have received the ok from top experts in the FAA
