Rfid Chips

I once had corrective surgery, a hernia operation, and was asked if I would authorize a scan of my palm, so that in the event I showed up unconscious during an emergency, they could access my medical records immediately. It sounded like a good idea at the time to me, so I signed a waiver stating that I agreed. Big mistake on my part unfortunately, because as a secondary precaution apparently, in case my palm got mangled and was impossible to read, I authorized an RFID chip to be implanted in me during surgery. This was a deliberate act in the field of medicine. It is getting more difficult to trust any one. Remember this if you are ever in need of surgery. Never sign any waiver without reading all that fine print completely, or you will end up a tagged target, just like me.