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froschundblumen   25

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Hi!

I've been reading many of the reviews for medicals in Toronto, where I will be going, and have some questions.

1. Is there a list of required vaccinations somewhere, so I could be sure to be up to date before the medical?

2. For questions about mental health, I have been treated for depression and an eating disorder in the past two years. I currently take fluoxetine to manage my depression. Should I bring a note from my doctor saying that I have been through therapy and that my condition is well managed?

3. Are there any other medical records that should be brought to the medical to make the process smoother?

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The doctor usually has a website with the full list of everything to bring. In Vaughn, they request your vaccinations a week in advance to make sure you have everything, but I don't remember the site where we found the vaccines.

I would recommend a doctor's note about your depression, just to be safe.

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Check out the Wikis here on VJ. VJ member Saylin has a couple of really good guides to follow about the NVC process and they cover medical, also with active links to the required vaccinations. Good luck!

(I would supply the links for you but I am dumb with that sort of thing..lol!)

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