should i tell my consultant about my anxiety,ocd,depression,,,,this is often thinking of bsuitable ways of ending my life,,,i am being treatef=d for chronic nuropathic pain....which i am told will only get worse,,thanks ckive

Submitted by clive1cook Wed 09/01/2010

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