If a Dr. asks if I have a history of mental illness in my family, should I mention my sis going to a "no kings" protest thinking it made a difference?

[FunkyMonkee]

[Hardon-Collider]

That's mild. My sister declared democracy and continued playing chess after losing the king. ㅤ

[FunkyMonkee]

I guess she was okay with having a queen, though. Especially if it was a drag queen.

[DryGermanGuy]

Has the doctor suggested a condition for someone believing a foreigner from Kenya has illegally managed to become US president and is waiting for ten years to see any proof?

[FunkyMonkee]

We've had the proof of that for nearly 10 years! Where's yours that we've got or are getting a king?

[DryGermanGuy]

We have no proof and will never have any. Your geriatric sheriff Arpaio has failed as well. Even Trump admitted it to be a hoax. So get a grip already.
I don't think the designation "king" is to be taken literally, it's more in the sense of an authoritarian, using and abusing the government for himself and his donor class. For which there are many examples.

[exitseven]

Yes, I would say that would be a big YES in the mental health history. If these were your parents you would really be screwed.

[IamRight]

Probably best to mention it to be safe the doctor gets all necessary info.

[Cidknee]

Ehh, why not. Make for interesting conversation. So your sus is a freak liberal? Dam!

[queenofcardio]

Haha I don't think he would care about that

[noohair]

lol... lol... slmao...

[fish5505_87]

Really?

[FunkyMonkee]

Yes.

[fish5505_87]

You should almost certainly see your doctor, lol!