Here is my two cents. Take a shower and put on some fresh clean clothes. That way the new doctor can't say you have bad hygiene. Go in and talk to the new doctor and see how it goes. If you decide to go with the new doctor then you can just tell the old doctor you have switched doctors. The old doctor cannot talk to the new doctor unless you sign a form saying that you give permission. If the new doctor asks you why you don't want him seeing your files from the old doctor tell him it is because you disagree with the information. Tell the new doctor that you want to start over with a brand new assessment. Tell him that you want a doctor that will listen to you and understand your situation. It's worth a try I think. You never know until you try. I don't know how switching doctors would affect your disability though. If I were you I would check into that too. If your insurance will pay for you to see both doctors then I'd try it. Make sure the insurance will pay though because you don't want to end up with a big bill. I wouldn't stop your medication completely. I would ask the new doctor to help you find one that works for you better. You may have to suffer through trying several before you are able to find the right one with the right dosage that works and that gives you a good quality of life. I would be sure to tell the new doctor that while on injections your quality of life is bad because you have no energy to do anything. Hopefully he will listen to you. This is just my advice. My two cents. It is totally up to you to decide what would be the best direction to take. I wish you the very best as I always do.