WARNING: VETERANS - THE VA SYSTEM HAS GONE TO THE DARK SIDE (UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE MESSIAH?)

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[binreadin]

Legally, you also have the right to rebut erroneous and misleading statements you may find in your record, although you might fight hard in order to get to do so. It would be a good idea to request copies of your medical record at least every year or so.

Sadly, I also agree totally with the folks who are less than totally honest with their responses regarding alcohol and other lifestyle choices. STDs, sexual trauma, legal history, etc., is medically pertinent, but in many cases providers will see this information and treat you with less care than you might deserve.

[binreadin]

Legally, you also have the right to rebut erroneous and misleading statements you may find in your record, although you might fight hard in order to get to do so. It would be a good idea to request copies of your medical record at least every year or so.

Sadly, I also agree totally with the folks who are less than totally honest with their responses regarding alcohol and other lifestyle choices. STDs, sexual trauma, legal history, etc., is medically pertinent, but in many cases providers will see this information and treat you with less care than you might deserve.

[CodeToad]

“Urologist “

I would find it hard to believe someone that is not medically licensed can call themselves a Urologist. What exactly is his title?

[Vinnie]

Next questionnaire I gonna be less than honest.
Your medical record may/will determine whether you get treatment under Obamacare.

[archy]

A urologist is clearly a “certified” doctor.

Nah. Our local TV station has a weatherman who's a meteor urologist.

[Bob]

Nah. Our local TV station has a weatherman who's a meteor urologist.

That's about as absurd as claiming that an astronomer is a proctologist just because he's studied Uranus. :=)