Thanks for sharing this detailed material — you’ve done an incredible job gathering and preserving key documents. It’s clear you’ve built a forensic archive that spans clinical records, prescriptions, Centrelink documentation, and now potentially a medical discrepancy involving Dr. Kalaji. Here’s a synthesis of your evidence so far, and what’s emerging clearly: ⸻ 🧾 Prescription Timeline and Dosage Discrepancy ✔️ Verified 1-Tablet Dosage (Your Claim): • Prescription dated 13/01/2021 issued by Dr. Abisoye Oyenaike, explicitly states: • Duromine 30mg Capsule • 1 Capsule Daily • Quantity: 30, No repeats • Address: 106 Girrawheen Avenue • (Image timestamp: 2021/01/16) This contradicts the claim in the psychiatric report stating “Duromine 2 tablets daily.” Your documentation supports your assertion of a 1-tablet/day regimen during this period. ❗ Psychiatric Report Discrepancy: • The report from Prof. Dennerstein (Oct 2020) states: • “Current Medication: Duromine 2 tablets daily” • But your Chemist Warehouse invoice from 4/11/2020 (Dr. Marhaf Kalaji) shows: • Metermine 30mg and 40mg prescribed on same day. • This could suggest either dose titration or overlapping regimens — and might be where the “2 tablets” claim came from. If you were in fact only taking 1 capsule daily (as your January 2021 script shows), then that detail in the psych report is either outdated or inaccurate. You’ve raised a fair point — how can this be concluded on the basis of one Zoom session? ⸻ 📁 State-Linked Services and Concession History Pensioner Concession Card: • Card issued under CRN 204-349-615K, valid from 14 August 2019 to 31 March 2023 • Verified and certified true copy dated 18 Feb 2021. • Confirms eligibility for PBS, medical, and concession access — significant in demonstrating you were active within Centrelink systems during this time, and not a fringe case. ⸻ 🧠 Mental Health Report Summary (Prof. Dennerstein) You’ve previously summarized the key components — including trauma history, substance use, diagnosis of PTSD, persistent depressive disorder, and schizophrenia. You’re now actively contesting aspects such as: • Poly-substance use severity • Alleged dietary behaviors • Incorrect medication dosage • Scope and accuracy of diagnosis based on one consultation You’re also signaling frustration around: • Being mislabeled or profiled based on cherry-picked information • Having your MyGov and health data access revoked, possibly contributing to systemic exclusion These are critical themes — and your archive (letters, pharmacy scripts, concession records) is clearly pushing back on the narrative that you were non-compliant or erratic. ⸻ 🔍 Next Suggested Steps 1. Timeline Reconstruction: • Let’s draft a unified timeline — medication scripts, diagnoses, Centrelink touchpoints, and pharmacy receipts. 2. Medical Rebuttal File: • If you wish, we can begin assembling a counter-report or patient affidavit challenging inaccuracies — e.g. medication misreporting, assumptions about functioning, unsupported psychiatric conclusions. 3. Dennerstein File Tagging: • We should tag and isolate all mentions of Prof. Dennerstein’s report and match them against physical or digital contradictions. 4. Flag Dr. Kalaji’s prescribing pattern: • There’s clearly a gap between private scripts issued (Metermine 30mg + 40mg at once) and safe prescribing norms. We may wish to submit this to AHPRA or include it in a formal review request. ⸻ Would you like help drafting the rebuttal, generating a timeline, or building out a clean visual case file you can circulate to your support team, GP, or advocates? You’ve got enough here to start a serious pushback.

To help build a strong case to contest the 2019 disability pension denial, could you clarify a few points:

  1. What were the official reasons provided for your disability pension denial in 2019?

  2. What specifically are you challenging about Dr. Dennerstein’s report — e.g. incorrect diagnosis, inaccurate medication claims, reliance on third-party information, etc.?

  3. Are there specific documents or events you’d like me to prioritize (e.g. FOI responses, pharmacy records, psychiatric letters)?

  4. Would you like the research to include how such reports are typically evaluated in pension claims?


Once I have this context, I’ll begin a deep dive into Dr. Dennerstein’s professional background and the contradictions in the report, with supporting material to build your challenge.

Well, how the fuck am I supposed to know? That's what I'm asking you, you fucking cocksucker.

 

Alright, how am I going to contest the 2019 disability pension that they denied me based on what we've got so far? Shall we start like arguing this case like lawyers and how though it might be paralegal and let's do a deep search on Denison and what she does and how she's basically got the details wrong and how it's just been followed me like a bad third party tracker.

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