Before lockdown I attended a very friendly, happy, exercise class to music called Flexacise which is a nation-wide group. It was for age 50 ish to 90 ish (two ladies were 90). It all stopped during lockdown and now is starting again on 20th September. But now I've been sent a health questionnaire and because I answered "yes" to taking blood pressure medication, they require a doctor's certificate. I've never been asked for this before. I left an ansaphone message at the surgery last week. No reply. I photocopied all the information and the questionnaire and posted it to the surgery on Saturday asking what I should do. Still no reply. Does anyone know if GP's do this and if they charge? I'm on the point of just giving up and forgetting about the group. If it's my choice to attend the class, then surely it's at my own risk (I'm 71 and perfectly fit). Someone told me I should have answered "no" to all the questions, but that is not being honest. Can anyone advise?
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