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Originally Posted by nottrustin
Wow, I am so sorry Susan. I cant even imagine not knowing. The one positive with how I lost my T is that while she was in private practice, she had showed her life partner how to contact people in case of an emergency. I found via email that she had an accident and would likely be out for an extended period of time. He kept me update all through it as he knew she and I had an unique relationship. Until then he had no clue I was a client.
Many clients didnt jave contact information so they found out because there was a note on her office door that said to check in with any of the other providers in the building. Those providers broke the news and offered to help them find a new provider if they wanted
I went to her memorial service and some of those providers were there also. If people said they were clients, they also offered to help make referrals.
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My T is a solo practitioner (with no receptionist or admin), and when I asked him a while back, he has said his wife will inform people if something happens to him (in hospital, death, etc.), that she knows how to access his client list (which makes me slightly uncomfortable). Of course, my immediate thought was what if it was something that happened to both of them (like a car crash), but that seemed too morbid to ask him about. But I worried that at some point I'd just show up and he would never come out to get me, and I'd have no way of knowing if something happened, so I asked.