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<blockquote data-quote="AndBreathe" data-source="post: 881331" data-attributes="member: 88961"><p>I'm sorry, but I don't understand where the 58 comes from. I can see the impact of the ex-smoker uplift, and assume the "life one" you talk about suggests your GP "made you" T1, as opposed to T2? However, all of that is irrelevant because me understanding anything won't make a difference to your GP's view or indeed your own.</p><p></p><p>It's now up to you to either finalise your decision or go back and have a further discussion with your GP, now you've had time to think it through. I would be inclined to suggest you do the latter. Rejecting a recommendation isn't to be taken lightly, and if you do decide to go down that route, it is worth considering potential unwanted implications. For example, I have heard of people whose travel insurance premiums rose because of their rejection of a medical recommendation for statins. I think it was MudIslandDweller, if I recall correctly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndBreathe, post: 881331, member: 88961"] I'm sorry, but I don't understand where the 58 comes from. I can see the impact of the ex-smoker uplift, and assume the "life one" you talk about suggests your GP "made you" T1, as opposed to T2? However, all of that is irrelevant because me understanding anything won't make a difference to your GP's view or indeed your own. It's now up to you to either finalise your decision or go back and have a further discussion with your GP, now you've had time to think it through. I would be inclined to suggest you do the latter. Rejecting a recommendation isn't to be taken lightly, and if you do decide to go down that route, it is worth considering potential unwanted implications. For example, I have heard of people whose travel insurance premiums rose because of their rejection of a medical recommendation for statins. I think it was MudIslandDweller, if I recall correctly. [/QUOTE]
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