Kinda same, I wanna switch from Outlook to something else for my professional e-mail but yeah the one I have got so many accounts to it so it's like... nah.
Can you request an appointment with another GP at your practice? I had to get a sick note as evidence of disability a few months back and I was able to get it from a GP I had never even heard of before. I requested a phone appointment and she asked me some questions about how it impacts me day-to-day, checked my medical records from the appointment(s) that led up to diagnosis to see if she agreed with their verdict, asked me how quickly I needed the note (next day) and then I had it in my inbox before the end of the working day.
i could, it's just an anxiety nightmare because i panic even seeing the same doctor, let alone an entirely new one again. (hell, i've only had one appointment with the doctor i was supposed to be seeing tomorrow.) appointments are also tricky since i have to attend face-to-face due to severe anxiety regarding phone calls, and they're always running short on slots. the one i was going to attend tomorrow was the earliest they had available as of two weeks ago. as i need the note for tomorrow ideally (since my benefits coach is the one requesting it), i can't really afford to wait that long -- or even longer -- again. the only reason i didn't update it last month was because i was specifically told not to make a doctor's appointment for something trivial like a fit note due to the surge in omicron (this was back around the start-middle of january) and that i would be given leeway for an additional month, and now that i've gone to get it officially updated, it's "too late" despite me never even being warned there was a time limit. it's just too much of a headache for a flimsy piece of paper. considering the conditions it was given to me for, you'd think they'd just update -- especially given the inconvenience of my appointment randomly being cancelled and my doctor just leaving the country -- but apparently not. as of late, my practice has genuinely felt like the exact opposite of a healthcare service, and it's stressing me out. (sorry for ranting.)
