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May i have letter for my chronic illnesses which is required by the dept of education. my chronic illnesses makes me vulnerable in the classroom in light of covid 19. i take 2000mg glucophage for diabetes & 100mg zartan,5mg pendine for hypertension?
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Best: Would be to have your treating GP who has evidence of your medical conditions being treated.
Answered 6/5/2020
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