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Need doctor's help! will my regular physician extend my leave?
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Sometimes: If you have good medical excuse or sometimes a strong personal excuse, leave can be extended. Doctors avoid exaggerating symptoms or problems so don't ask if there is not good cause.
Answered 8/15/2014
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