I know there's a lot of conspiracy theory people out there, and I'm not saying you are Glen, but I believe you might be reading a little more into this than why these questions are being asked. For instance, there are many people who were abused by their caregivers or spouse when they're in a compromise situation. A lot of times they ask about firearms for fear that you might do harm to yourself. The reason ask religious affiliation in my medical history is so that if I desire to have a priest come visit me while I am in the hospital, they know which type to send.
On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 11:49 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > Five years ago you were not ask those questions. Anyone go to the doctor > lately > and the office ask a bunch of new questions, including "do you drive" or > "are there firearms > in your home" or the one that really pisses me is "do you feel comfortable > when alone > with your spouse"? > > Oh yeah, don't forget to give your religious affiliation, > > Those check boxes will be mandatory after Obamacare fully kicks in. > > We ain't seen nothing yet. > > Glenn Henry > > > In a message dated 9/4/2013 11:33:03 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > I got my drivers license on my 16th birthday, just a regular class C > with no restrictions. I was injured at 17, but never made any changes to > my license, even for the years that I was using hand controls. > > Recently I went to change the address online and ran across this > question... > > * Have you ever had seizures, fainting, heart trouble, hearing problems, > musculoskeletal performance problems, or respiratory function problems? > > So my question is when I say yes to this, what do you all think this will > trigger? Another driving test? > > Todd > C-6inc > >
