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Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2019 2:13 am
by GreenPig
My General (Family) doctor retired about 5 years ago. So I located another and had to fill out a New Patient Questionnaire. There it was midway down on the second page . Do you own any firearms? Surprised, Shocked, and just at a loss of how me owning or not owning guns could possibly play any role in my treatment for whatever may ail me at a general doctor. So I'm sitting there filling out paperwork in a crowded waiting room with my primary 9mm at 4:30 and my LCP Gen 2 in my back left pocket. So of course I didn't check either box, I wrote in big bold letters NOYB!!! and underlined it. I was actually there for a annual physical, so I new we would be talking about my guns at some point. So we got to the disrobe part of the visit and I ask where could lay my pistols and the doctor without even blinking just point to a counter to the left. It's not all doctors it's the AMA and they are extremely anti-gun.

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2019 9:13 am
by golfindia
Never been asked about guns by doctors.

However I had a rando dude in the checkout line at 7-11 ask me point blank if I was carrying yesterday. I returned a WTH look, he made a "gun" with his index finger and thumb and pointed it at me. I kept him in my FOV, paid for my coffee and GTF out.

I guess an OPSEC reeval is in order to deal with these types of shenanigans. The planet is pretty Fd.

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2019 11:59 pm
by tallburnedmidget
This topic reminds me of a ridiculous flirty question I would ask chicks back in the day. It is hilarious!

Question: How many kids do you got and is your man in jail? hahahhahaha

You would be surprised at the answers received.
You also be surprised at the non-answers received.
Finally, you would be extra surprised when they would get startled, confused, or even a little pissy because you apparently discovered some secret aspect of their life that you somehow knew about hahahahaha.

That ridiculous question would tell me more about a girl than could be logically conceived hahaha.

So if a doctor asks me the same firearm question I know what question I'm replying with hahahaha just gotta replace "man" with "wife/girlfriend" in some cases :mrgreen:

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2019 12:28 am
by TreeTopFlier
Answer: I did, but they were all lost in a tragic boating accident...

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2020 6:58 pm
by Br549
I was asked by a doctor if I owned a firearm. I answer honestly "I do NOT own a gun"

But I do own several.

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2020 11:09 am
by moto vita
Has anyone thought to ask why they're being asked?

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:27 pm
by rlandry6
Dr.: Do you keep firearms at home?
Me: How much liquor do you keep at home?
Dr.: That isn't relevant to your exam.
Me: Neither was your question.
Conversation Over..

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2020 4:45 pm
by blaster
the last time I went to my Doctor she showed me pictures of her and her husband's latest AR 15s.

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2020 1:38 am
by Ben B.
It’s relevant for suicidal patients. Otherwise not relevant. The AMA favors strict gun limits and they weaseled that question in as standard of care. I was asked this a year or so ago at pediatrics office when I took my youngest in. I decline to answer. My wife probably tells them if she takes a kid in.

Re: Doctors Asking About Firearms In Home

Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2020 4:16 pm
by md66948
Every time I was asked that question either Face to Face or in a Questionnaire I always said "None of Your F#@king Business". I didn't care if it was a male or female asking me that question, I would look them right in the eye and tell them that.