Spieler
Member
I find myself on new ground here, so bear with me a moment please.
Four days ago I suffered a seizure, the first ever, and although I have not had a reoccurance since, I am now concerned whether or not I should continue to carry concealed. I am still undergoing some testing and my neurologist has prescribed some low dose anti-seizure medication for the sole reason that I still have to operate a motor vehicle to and from work.
I've been thinking that if my neurologist believes I am capable enough to operate a motor vehicle I should be responsible enough to continue to carry concealed. During the first seizure I blacked out for about five minutes, thankfully I was at home when it happened, but what if I had been alone out in public and my weapon was exposed and/or stolen?
Anybody else here suffer from this affliction and carry concealed? I've found no Georgia statute that prohibits seizure victims from obtaining a concealed carry permit or actually carrying concealed. So, are my fears of a gun snatch well founded or am a worrying about nothing?
Thanks.
Four days ago I suffered a seizure, the first ever, and although I have not had a reoccurance since, I am now concerned whether or not I should continue to carry concealed. I am still undergoing some testing and my neurologist has prescribed some low dose anti-seizure medication for the sole reason that I still have to operate a motor vehicle to and from work.
I've been thinking that if my neurologist believes I am capable enough to operate a motor vehicle I should be responsible enough to continue to carry concealed. During the first seizure I blacked out for about five minutes, thankfully I was at home when it happened, but what if I had been alone out in public and my weapon was exposed and/or stolen?
Anybody else here suffer from this affliction and carry concealed? I've found no Georgia statute that prohibits seizure victims from obtaining a concealed carry permit or actually carrying concealed. So, are my fears of a gun snatch well founded or am a worrying about nothing?
Thanks.