(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:14 PM)Caroline Wrote: I am really thinking hard, but I think you need a prescription even if you would order it from the Netherlands,

Double Bubble see my suggestion above.

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:14 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 21:53 PM)braye lodge Wrote: I feel like a foreigner in my own country. I suppose my choice to move away. It's the improvement in my quality, I handle stressful events so much better now. My current derm  won't allow me have more and can't get another appointment for 3 months.  1 dermatologist in guersey and he works in 2 different surgerys imagine that. 
I wish I was more optimistic

Just a thought, is it possible that you could make an appointment with your current dermatologist in guernsey for three months time and then get a cheap flight from Ireland and back to just go and see him for another three months supply ?

My mam suggested that, but i reckon once you leave and not paying tax then your no longer entitled to health care. I need two flights home, so not cheap. But if its worth 3months perscriptions it's worth it

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:35 PM)braye lodge Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:14 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 21:53 PM)braye lodge Wrote: I feel like a foreigner in my own country. I suppose my choice to move away. It's the improvement in my quality, I handle stressful events so much better now. My current derm  won't allow me have more and can't get another appointment for 3 months.  1 dermatologist in guersey and he works in 2 different surgerys imagine that. 
I wish I was more optimistic

Just a thought, is it possible that you could make an appointment with your current dermatologist in guernsey for three months time and then get a cheap flight from Ireland and back to just go and see him for another three months supply ?

My mam suggested that, but i reckon once you leave and not paying tax then your no longer entitled to health care. I need two flights home, so not cheap. But if its worth 3months perscriptions it's worth it

Wouldn't you be covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:44 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:35 PM)braye lodge Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:14 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 21:53 PM)braye lodge Wrote: I feel like a foreigner in my own country. I suppose my choice to move away. It's the improvement in my quality, I handle stressful events so much better now. My current derm  won't allow me have more and can't get another appointment for 3 months.  1 dermatologist in guersey and he works in 2 different surgerys imagine that. 
I wish I was more optimistic

Just a thought, is it possible that you could make an appointment with your current dermatologist in guernsey for three months time and then get a cheap flight from Ireland and back to just go and see him for another three months supply ?

My mam suggested that, but i reckon once you leave and not paying tax then your no longer entitled to health care. I need two flights home, so not cheap. But if its worth 3months perscriptions it's worth it

Wouldn't you be covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)

Guernsey is not part of the European union so no use

(Tue-23-02-2016, 23:01 PM)braye lodge Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:44 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:35 PM)braye lodge Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 22:14 PM)Fred Wrote:

(Tue-23-02-2016, 21:53 PM)braye lodge Wrote: I feel like a foreigner in my own country. I suppose my choice to move away. It's the improvement in my quality, I handle stressful events so much better now. My current derm  won't allow me have more and can't get another appointment for 3 months.  1 dermatologist in guersey and he works in 2 different surgerys imagine that. 
I wish I was more optimistic

Just a thought, is it possible that you could make an appointment with your current dermatologist in guernsey for three months time and then get a cheap flight from Ireland and back to just go and see him for another three months supply ?

My mam suggested that, but i reckon once you leave and not paying tax then your no longer entitled to health care. I need two flights home, so not cheap. But if its worth 3months perscriptions it's worth it

Wouldn't you be covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)

Guernsey is not part of the European union so no use

Thank you Jim I didn't know that, I thought it was part of the UK.

So they are pretty much in the same boat that you could be in after the referendum then.  

Not me Fred it was braye that commented on the eu

(Tue-23-02-2016, 23:12 PM)jiml Wrote: Not me Fred it was braye that commented on the eu

Oops I must find my glasses

Aha that's better.

Now where's my Merlot.

Started fumaderm 6 weeks ago . im not scaling as bad as i used to but my plague is still very red . cramping ect all normal side effects . How long do think it'd till i am clear ?

(Tue-26-04-2016, 14:37 PM)dayoc11 Wrote: Started fumaderm 6 weeks ago . im not scaling as bad as i used to but my plague is still very red . cramping ect all normal side effects . How long do think it'd till i am clear ?

Hi Dayoc it's difficult to say how long it will take as we are all different..... I would say the fact that you are clearing means it's working
I say stick with it although not the fastest worker it will get you clear and last a long time. It's worked for 4 years for me
Good luck    and  

(Tue-26-04-2016, 16:06 PM)Thanks . just gonna stick with it as long as required how long before you got clearance ? Wrote:

(Tue-26-04-2016, 14:37 PM)dayoc11 Wrote: Started fumaderm 6 weeks ago . im not scaling as bad as i used to but my plague is still very red . cramping ect all normal side effects . How long do think it'd till i am clear ?

Hi Dayoc it's difficult to say how long it will take as we are all different..... I would say the fact that you are clearing means it's working
I say stick with it although not the fastest worker it will get you clear and last a long time. It's worked for 4 years for me
Good luck    and