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OC at Mary Washington Hospital
- Thread starter Gunny5821
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useful_idiot
Founder's Club Member
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And how is your daughter? :question:
And how is your daughter? :question:
Armed
Regular Member
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Conceal if you have to ... just get there! God speed!
Didn't see the time stamp... guess you were already there. How is she?
Conceal if you have to ... just get there! God speed!
Didn't see the time stamp... guess you were already there. How is she?
Renegade
Regular Member
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Hope everything is well with your daughter.
Regarding entering strange places that may or my not be OC friendly I usually take advantage of the following:
1) Enter lawfully carrying concealed
2) Complete the majority of your business
3) Transition to open carry - take off jacket, use restroom and employ Virginia tuck, etc.
4) Take care of any outstanding minor issues
5) Leave with a smile
Oh, and don't worry about security guards with magic wands - I have been searched a few times and have been passed through despite the beeps!
Hope everything is well with your daughter.
Regarding entering strange places that may or my not be OC friendly I usually take advantage of the following:
1) Enter lawfully carrying concealed
2) Complete the majority of your business
3) Transition to open carry - take off jacket, use restroom and employ Virginia tuck, etc.
4) Take care of any outstanding minor issues
5) Leave with a smile
Oh, and don't worry about security guards with magic wands - I have been searched a few times and have been passed through despite the beeps!
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Thanks to all who posted! My daughter is still in the hospital, but the good news is she is out of the ICU! Seems she has a bad kidney infection. You know these young folks, they wait to the last minute to seek help and by than it's so severe they get admitted to the hospital!
Hopefully she'll be released this Friday!
Ended up not carrying, just didn't have the time, I'm sure you all understand. However, I did not see any signs prohibiting guns, for what it's worth!
Again, thank you ALL!
Gunny
Thanks to all who posted! My daughter is still in the hospital, but the good news is she is out of the ICU! Seems she has a bad kidney infection. You know these young folks, they wait to the last minute to seek help and by than it's so severe they get admitted to the hospital!
Hopefully she'll be released this Friday!
Ended up not carrying, just didn't have the time, I'm sure you all understand. However, I did not see any signs prohibiting guns, for what it's worth!
Again, thank you ALL!
Gunny
wylde007
Regular Member
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Better to ask forgiveness than permission in cases like this.
<waits for the inevitable... "but">
Better to ask forgiveness than permission in cases like this.
<waits for the inevitable... "but">
user
Accomplished Advocate
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UMW prohibits possession of firearms and ammo in dormitory rooms:
http://www.umw.edu/cas/residencelife/forms/2008_contract/default.php
No mention of any other regulations.
UMW prohibits possession of firearms and ammo in dormitory rooms:
http://www.umw.edu/cas/residencelife/forms/2008_contract/default.php
No mention of any other regulations.
rlh2005
Founder's Club Member
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user wrote:
user wrote:
Despite similar names, Mary Washington Hospital is not affiliated with the University of Mary Washington (UMW). Mary Washington Hospital is owned by a private not-for-profit corporation and as such can legally restrict firearms on their private property.
kaiheitai17
Founder's Club Member
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rlh2005 wrote:
rlh2005 wrote:
What rlhsaid. I was hospitalized there several years and also thought the hospital was connected to the university as a "teaching" hospital. I was set straight on the relationship then.