u/Euphoric_Basket3366

I’m half Indian and a quarter french and Scottish for context so I definitely have privilege in the sense that I can be white passing which makes me feel like I’m not actually Indian. Does anyone else feel like this ?

I have a partial diagnosis from an English physio when I lived there but I now live in France and need the diagnosis on file. Anyone know how I can go about that as my gp is great but doesn’t really strain themselves with anything too "exotic"

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