Originally Posted by IC ALL

You know, you can get a perscription on line. I did it once for Ambien. You fill out a questionaire and some doctor looks at it (I guess) and decides if you're worthy for the perscription.

Why couldn't a doctor do the same with "airline management required notes from a doctor". I mean, HSLD makes the point that it's against federal law to go beyond saying "I was seen by a doctor". So, lets get a doctor to give out these notes on line for $10. The doctor can say he evaluated you via a questionaire (It would point to the fact your are sick) and that it's his on line opinion that you aren't fit for duty. You can pay for it with your VISA, print it out, and fax it in to crew scheduling or the cheif pilots office.