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6/30/2025, 7:15:57 AM
>*45 minutes late*
>"What happened?"
>I was prescribed a medication which gave me a crippling gambling addition that shouldn't have been prescribed to me and doesn't have suitable warnings in the CMI. My medication was changed 2 weeks ago and I no longer have a crippling gambling medication. Even in taking it, if I had been appropriately warned of the risk factors, I would have avoided gambling from the start. I want to claim for financial, emotional and psychological damages.
>"Please wait."
>*15 minutes later*
>"We can't take this case, I can refer you to the Ombudsman though :)"
>Why?
>"We don't deal with financial injury, we deal with...actual personal injuries due to malpractice. :)"
>Financial injury is classed as a type of personal injury according to the guidebook, and the psychological impacts are ongoing.
>"Well, you don't have an injury anymore because you're not on that medication, you're getting better :)"
>It's been 2 weeks and within PIPA range. What general barriers apply to this case since the impacts are ongoing?
>"Uhmmmm...No comment. Do you want me to send you a transcript of this call? >:("
>I'll save you the time.
Onto the next firm.
>"What happened?"
>I was prescribed a medication which gave me a crippling gambling addition that shouldn't have been prescribed to me and doesn't have suitable warnings in the CMI. My medication was changed 2 weeks ago and I no longer have a crippling gambling medication. Even in taking it, if I had been appropriately warned of the risk factors, I would have avoided gambling from the start. I want to claim for financial, emotional and psychological damages.
>"Please wait."
>*15 minutes later*
>"We can't take this case, I can refer you to the Ombudsman though :)"
>Why?
>"We don't deal with financial injury, we deal with...actual personal injuries due to malpractice. :)"
>Financial injury is classed as a type of personal injury according to the guidebook, and the psychological impacts are ongoing.
>"Well, you don't have an injury anymore because you're not on that medication, you're getting better :)"
>It's been 2 weeks and within PIPA range. What general barriers apply to this case since the impacts are ongoing?
>"Uhmmmm...No comment. Do you want me to send you a transcript of this call? >:("
>I'll save you the time.
Onto the next firm.
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