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The Spoonie Appointment Companion

Because your appointment shouldn't depend on how much you can remember while you're sitting in the room. This is a place to put everything you need, before, during, and after.

If any of this sounds familiar

You've walked out of an appointment and realised you forgot half of what you meant to say.

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You've struggled to explain what's actually been happening.

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You've been too overwhelmed to ask the questions you came in with.

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Or the perfect question arrived about three minutes after you left.

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You're not the only one.

WHAT’S INSIDE

One place to gather what you need

The Companion gives you somewhere to put the information you might want at your fingertips, designed with brain fog, fatigue, overwhelm, and medical trauma in mind.

CHECK What you want to discuss at your appointment

cHECK Symptoms, changes, and concerns you want to mention

cHECK Questions you don't want to forget

cHECK Medications, treatments, and other relevant information

cHECK Important dates, test results, or changes you may need to reference

cHECK Things you want your provider to know

cHECK Space to make notes during your appointment

cHECK What you've been told, recommended, or asked to follow up

cHECK Your next steps

Why it helps

Managing a chronic illness can feel like a full-time admin job you never applied for.

You're expected to keep track of symptoms, medications, appointments, referrals, test results, treatment plans, questions, and follow-ups. Often while you're exhausted, anxious, or sitting somewhere that already makes you uncomfortable.

The Companion helps get some of that out of your head and onto paper.

You don't need to remember everything perfectly. You don't need to explain everything perfectly. And you don't need your brain working at 100% on the one day you're expected to advocate for yourself.

How to use it

STEP ONE

Before your appointment

Jot down what's been happening, what's changed, what you want to discuss, and the questions you don't want to forget.

STEP TWO

During your appointment

Refer back to your notes, record what you're told, and keep track of the important details.

STEP THREE

After your appointment

Capture your next steps, referrals, tests, follow-ups, and anything else you need to remember.

Print a fresh copy for each appointment, keep it on your phone, or use only the sections that help and ignore the rest. There's no right way to use it.

ONE MORE THING

This isn’t about being the perfect patient

It's not about perfectly documented symptoms, or walking in with a five-page medical history. It's about a little more support when you're already carrying a lot.

You deserve to have your concerns heard, your questions answered, and to understand what's happening in your own body. And you deserve to walk out of an appointment knowing what happens next.

Laurissa, founder of The Spoonie Support Hub

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Take a little of the mental load out of your next appointment

Download the Spoonie Appointment Companion.

It's free, it's yours, and you can use as much or as little of it as you like.