Medical records of a deceased person

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Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 814 Send Message	Netty	Report	3 Oct 2009 23:15
	You're welcome Margaret.
Member Since: December 2006 Posts: 4,275 Send Message	Madmeg	Report	3 Oct 2009 22:17
	Ohh, Netty, that looks hopeful. I am only doing it for interest, not to sue anybody or anything. I will try the GP as he is my own GP too. Thanks Margaret
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 814 Send Message	Netty	Report	3 Oct 2009 21:43
	Hi Margaret, maybe this will help http://tinyurl.com/6mpgyu
Member Since: December 2006 Posts: 4,275 Send Message	Madmeg	Report	3 Oct 2009 18:51
	I'm never any good at finding my way around boards, so apols if I have asked this before and in a Senior Moment forgotten the answer. My much older cousin tells me that when my dad was a baby he had an operation to remove a lump from his head, and the lump contained teeth, bones and hair which they were told meant that he had been conceived as a twin that didn't develop properly. He's only been dead for 5 years, so would it be possible to access his medical records to find out it this is true? Margaret