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2026-03-06 Telephone Memo

WORKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Worker last name First name Middle initial

HOLAND

Phone Memo
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WorkSafeBC claim number
42647461

float. Water provides compression on the body and improves relaxation. Self-massage in sauna, focus on
ears and neck. Ear plugs. Ear Pain and headaches persist.

Thursday 12-Feb Treatment and Continuing Symptoms Headaches have subsided. Ear pain persists in left
ear. 2-6 out of 10. Mental symptoms, anxiety, loss of concentration, fatique. Sleep loss. Over-active stress
response. Not driving. Limited physical activity (not skiing with my daughter).

Medical information/treatment

Physician/walk-in clinic Mental health practitioner (e.g., counsellor,
Dr. Gbogboade Ademiyi psychiatrist, psychologist)
Foremed Clinic 604 522 2206

Not yet

Royal Columbian twice

Amplifon Surrey-778 900 6962

Have you been given a diagnosis and/or prescribed medication for your current symptoms? (yes/no)
No diagnosis for health or MH symptoms

Prednisone for ear pain

Quetiapine for sleep (12.5 mg)

Migraine meds-sumatriptan (nurtec for when migraines are extreme)
Blexton (Anti histamine)-Urticaria

Have you ever sought treatment for a mental health issue before? Or do you have any pre-existing mental
health issues? (yes/no)

Coping/symptoms/Date of psychological change

What are your current symptoms?

e Sleep changes-difficulty sleeping, intermittent

« Changes to appetite-okay now but was decreased before

e Alcohol, tobacco, drugs-none (W switched to nicotine gum from cigarettes on January 12, 2026; cut
out caffeine about 2 weeks ago (W was drinking caffeinated drinks in morning)

« Social activities - not skiing

e Ear pain

e Migraine symptoms
« Anxiety

* Loss of concentration
« Fatigue

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