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  1. 01-16-2013, 12:19 #1
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    16. Clarify that the Affordable Care Act does not prohibit doctors asking their patients about guns in their homes. Why would that be a concern for non-mental health professionals to ask their patients? "I'm here for the flu." "You got firearms in your house?" I can't imagine doctors and nurses asking this question.
    Really? We switched the kids doctors because they asked about firearms many years ago. Many doctors medical health forms ask about smoking, alcohol, seat belts and more recently, firearms. Now they are going to be asking kids even more questions when they go see the school nurse. Not criticsing, but your imagination is way too deeply rooted in common sense.

    Reid put something into ObamaCare prohibiting this, now they want to take it out...
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkCO View Post
    Really? We switched the kids doctors because they asked about firearms many years ago. Many doctors medical health forms ask about smoking, alcohol, seat belts and more recently, firearms. Now they are going to be asking kids even more questions when they go see the school nurse. Not criticsing, but your imagination is way too deeply rooted in common sense.

    Reid put something into ObamaCare prohibiting this, now they want to take it out...
    I guess my wife and I are going to decent doctors as that isn't on their checkoff list prior to seeing the doc. I can see asking about tobacco and alcohol as it directly relates to my health. Firearms??? I can't make the connection. I guess I'm dumb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OneGuy67 View Post
    I guess my wife and I are going to decent doctors as that isn't on their checkoff list prior to seeing the doc. I can see asking about tobacco and alcohol as it directly relates to my health. Firearms??? I can't make the connection. I guess I'm dumb.
    You Sir, are not the dumb one. It is the politicians who think they are so great they can do whatever they want...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevensje View Post
    You dr won't directly ask you. It will be on some form you have to fill out.
    Simply put an "N/A" on the form. Don't say yes or no and don't leave it blank. Just N/A because that is what it is . . . not applicable.

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