Online t and local pdoc?

Is it unreasonable to ask my t to talk to a pdoc? I'm considering trying medication but I'm worried about being able to explain myself clearly enough to the pdoc, someone I don't know or trust. I thought if my t consulted with them it would help them understand what's going on better. But I don't know how to ask my t that. My t said he would help me find one but I don't know if that's were his involvement stops or not.

Asking can't hurt...

I'm worried he would say no.

I think most T's are open to working with other providers. When I had a T and a pdoc, they always wanted to communicate to make sure they were on the same page. Even when switching T's, my previous T has always been open to contacting new T to help with continuity.
In the event that T says no, maybe he could help you write down talking points for your visit with the pdoc?

I'd ask him ... what makes you think he would say no?

It's not something we've ever talked about before. I don't know what he's willing to do. He's never offered. I don't think I could handle him saying no Id probably quit.

I think your online T might be willing to work with a PDoc after you get started on meds, help report his opinion of how they're working but I don't think he can do the preliminary appointment for you, tell the PDoc what you want, are experiencing, etc. Maybe work with your online T to write out what you could say at an appointment before you make one?