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It's only a matter to time, that governments will decides that 'Public safety' outweighs 'Privacy Concerns' and a Dr. will be required by law to flag you, if he feels you're mentally unstable, thereby making it impossible for you to ever get a firearm license or have the one you have taken away.
At present, volunteering of that information seems not to be working. In most of the aftermaths, they find the shooters were know to or suspected of being unstable, yet had legal firearms.
Contact Solomon Friedman , Canadian firearm Lawyer.
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Or Edward Burlew
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They are 2 of Canada's best and well known lawyers with respect to firearms and will be able to advise you how to best move forward.
Have you tried discussing with councillor, can they fill out the forms?
I would go into my doctor and ask why
I would ask for a specialist referral. Sounds like a CYA by your doctor. If the specialist concurs with your doctor then maybe they're concerns are justified. A GP isn't qualified to make that call IMO. It's a hot potato issue that your GP doesn't want to deal with.
His medical file would go with him if he found a new doctor containing his life medical history. This may backfire on him and open up a whole new can of worms especially if the doctor should of reported him in the first place. Of course this is a hypothetical type scenario.
Exactly. A new Dr is not a fresh start in many ways.
Yep. If the new doctor agrees with the old doctor,now,there's two of them against you and you're really screwed forever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
I'm not sure that's always the case as I've experienced a little back stabbing in the doctor fraternity. A few times I've been asked why I'm on such and such then get a med or dosage changed by another doctor. These guys are professionals and as such, like to voice their opinion as well.
Can't hurt going to another sawbones since the current one isn't helping. Two times zero is still zero.
Musky I know you joke but look it up, there have been more then a few cases where patients with PTSD have had their drivers license taken away here in Ontario. I'm not saying it is right by any means but it does exist. Hope you find a favourable resolution. Good luckQuote:
Originally Posted by Muskyhunter1001
It’s sad to hear that. I’m going to make another appointment and see how that goes. It’ll be my last attempt at reasoning with himQuote:
Originally Posted by sab81
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