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FoxtrotOscar

FoxtrotOscar

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Nov 13, 2018
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I don't want to be found by an 'innocent' so I am planning on scheduling an email to warn someone to notify the authorities on my location. I'm in the UK.. GP would obviously be ideal but hardly any GPs at least none that I have researched publish their emails (which is understandable). Any suggestions?
 
elfgyoza

elfgyoza

Cursed
Aug 5, 2019
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Local police forces list their email addresses online but I don't know how often they're checked. If you're under the care of a local mental health team you might be able to get the email of your appointed nurse
 
FoxtrotOscar

FoxtrotOscar

Member
Nov 13, 2018
32
Have found a solution just a couple of minutes after posting this, MIND the charity... Thank you @elfgyoza for your suggestion
 
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TJuk

Student
Feb 8, 2020
181
I've emailed mind in past and they did take about a week to get back to me
 
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DyingAlf

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Aug 22, 2020
345
Have found a solution just a couple of minutes after posting this, MIND the charity... Thank you @elfgyoza for your suggestion
They won't necessarily have someone monitoring their emails everyday & definitely not 24/7.

GP surgeries usually have their email address (the surgery, not the individual GPs) on their website. Also not monitored 24/7 but they should check it several times a day during working hours M-F.
 
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FoxtrotOscar

FoxtrotOscar

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Nov 13, 2018
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I have time... I'll be giving myself 24 hours after the dose before I schedule the email to be sent, I wont need an response. Thank you for your suggestion @DyingAlf.
 
Silver

Silver

The 21st century is when everything changes
Aug 8, 2020
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Local police email will surely be checked more frequently than MIND's email.
 
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