[Abach]

Just saw in a job application form the following question (translated):
"Do you or have you previously suffered any chronic diseases?" If it's chronic, how can "previously" make sense? :dizzy:

 

[ColaJim]

dunno, but maybe they mean "long term" and not "have it till you die"

Just saw in a job application form the following question (translated):
"Do you or have you previously suffered any chronic diseases?" If it's chronic, how can "previously" make sense? :dizzy:

 

[onlymep]

well I'll give you an example of that.... I used to suffer from asthma which is classed as a chronic illness.... but I haven't had it since 21 yo. It was more a childhood/young adult thing for me. I guess there could be other conditions similar.

 

[Abach]

well I'll give you an example of that.... I used to suffer from asthma which is classed as a chronic illness.... but I haven't had it since 21 yo. It was more a childhood/young adult thing for me. I guess there could be other conditions similar.

Shame our diabetes is not chronic in the same "light" way...