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<blockquote data-quote="Robert871" data-source="post: 1731533" data-attributes="member: 10963"><p>I too fail to see how the question is relevant to the way the situation sounds. </p><p></p><p>even if a person were to be being prescribed a medication known to cause side effects that are attributed to a suicide risk, its no one else's business who owns what, simply make it blatantly obvious, like maybe by verbally expressing the concern that "hey this medication is known for reports of people taking it becoming depressed and offing themselves; SO IF YOU GET THE IDEA TO JUMP OFF SOMETHING, OR EAT A BULLET, PLEASE CALL ME IMMEDIATELY AND STOP TAKING THE MEDS!!" </p><p></p><p>And as far as an upfront question on a form, i see no reason to ask even if there is a concern that toxic chemicals and matter associated with the use of and cleaning of firearms. if the diagnosis yields something that can be caused by exposure to something related to that genre, then i can see a reason for saying something like "hey, this illness is sometimes caused by the fumes from this known gun cleaning solvent, or from the exposure to lead.... if you have this stuff around, maybe you should think about removing it form contact with the household, and or the air in the household."</p><p></p><p>just does not make any sense to me. unless i fold up the tin foil hat and start thinking about ways to get information about households with guns who we do not know about yet.. .. .. **insert shifty eyes here**</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robert871, post: 1731533, member: 10963"] I too fail to see how the question is relevant to the way the situation sounds. even if a person were to be being prescribed a medication known to cause side effects that are attributed to a suicide risk, its no one else's business who owns what, simply make it blatantly obvious, like maybe by verbally expressing the concern that "hey this medication is known for reports of people taking it becoming depressed and offing themselves; SO IF YOU GET THE IDEA TO JUMP OFF SOMETHING, OR EAT A BULLET, PLEASE CALL ME IMMEDIATELY AND STOP TAKING THE MEDS!!" And as far as an upfront question on a form, i see no reason to ask even if there is a concern that toxic chemicals and matter associated with the use of and cleaning of firearms. if the diagnosis yields something that can be caused by exposure to something related to that genre, then i can see a reason for saying something like "hey, this illness is sometimes caused by the fumes from this known gun cleaning solvent, or from the exposure to lead.... if you have this stuff around, maybe you should think about removing it form contact with the household, and or the air in the household." just does not make any sense to me. unless i fold up the tin foil hat and start thinking about ways to get information about households with guns who we do not know about yet.. .. .. **insert shifty eyes here** [/QUOTE]
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