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<blockquote data-quote="tulsamal" data-source="post: 2104113" data-attributes="member: 571"><p>I took my son in to see his neurologist yesterday. To Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa. Dr. Miller, considered to be the top pediatric neurologist in the state. My son is 15 now but has been seeing Dr. Miller since he was 3 and started having seizures. So "going somewhere else" isn't really an option!</p><p></p><p>They have always had your basic gun buster sign on the doors. The handgun picture with the slash across it. And I've always ignored it. But yesterday I noticed the signs were much larger and had a lot of printing. So I stopped to read one. Now I wish I had taken a photo but didn't think of it until later.</p><p></p><p>It said no guns allowed... blah, blah, blah. Then it said this included legally carried weapons, whether concealed or openly carried. I was still ignoring it at this point... until I got to the end. Which said that anyone violating this policy would be "banned from the facility and prosecuting to the fullest extent of the law."</p><p></p><p>OK, there is no full extent of the law if you are a legal carrier of a concealed weapon. Unless they asked you to leave and you refused to go. But I was concerned about the "banned from the facility" thing. Somehow somebody bumps into your waist in the building and calls security. And then you are asked to leave and put on a permanent ban list. So you can't take your child to the best doctors anymore because you were doing something the state says is totally legal??</p><p></p><p>I'm unhappy with them at this point. I'll find an email address and complain but I'm sure they will ignore it. This is exactly the sort of anti-gun bias that upsets me. Which is funny when you think of it. Because if you actually got some hospital administrator to talk to you about it, I'm quite sure they would say they don't want guns carried into the building because a patient might somehow see the gun and that would "upset them." Somehow we aren't supposed to upset the anti-gun people but they are allowed to put up signs that upset us each and every time we have to walk by the signs??</p><p></p><p>Gregg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tulsamal, post: 2104113, member: 571"] I took my son in to see his neurologist yesterday. To Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa. Dr. Miller, considered to be the top pediatric neurologist in the state. My son is 15 now but has been seeing Dr. Miller since he was 3 and started having seizures. So "going somewhere else" isn't really an option! They have always had your basic gun buster sign on the doors. The handgun picture with the slash across it. And I've always ignored it. But yesterday I noticed the signs were much larger and had a lot of printing. So I stopped to read one. Now I wish I had taken a photo but didn't think of it until later. It said no guns allowed... blah, blah, blah. Then it said this included legally carried weapons, whether concealed or openly carried. I was still ignoring it at this point... until I got to the end. Which said that anyone violating this policy would be "banned from the facility and prosecuting to the fullest extent of the law." OK, there is no full extent of the law if you are a legal carrier of a concealed weapon. Unless they asked you to leave and you refused to go. But I was concerned about the "banned from the facility" thing. Somehow somebody bumps into your waist in the building and calls security. And then you are asked to leave and put on a permanent ban list. So you can't take your child to the best doctors anymore because you were doing something the state says is totally legal?? I'm unhappy with them at this point. I'll find an email address and complain but I'm sure they will ignore it. This is exactly the sort of anti-gun bias that upsets me. Which is funny when you think of it. Because if you actually got some hospital administrator to talk to you about it, I'm quite sure they would say they don't want guns carried into the building because a patient might somehow see the gun and that would "upset them." Somehow we aren't supposed to upset the anti-gun people but they are allowed to put up signs that upset us each and every time we have to walk by the signs?? Gregg [/QUOTE]
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