Sadly, the other side of the story is that if you live a healthy life and don’t smoke (gasp!) or eat potato chips as a diet (as I do), you still can get very sick. We must start to understand this and use common sense in our approach to health, life and death.
But millions of people have access to affordable healthcare with no pre-exxisting conditions at lower cost!
Why does he hate people without insurance?
I read this this morning and was moved by how tragic and sad it was. But the saddest truth - though never really said in public - is that this is the intent of the healthcare law. The government has written her off as a costly liability and the sooner she dies the better. Her family and humanity view her and each day of her life as precious, but to this governing crowd she is just a selfish person who is stealing resources from someone more deserving. God help us! Not wait...God forgive us!
Man.. what a RACIST!
He can probably expect a call soon from the DOJ, or IRS...or both!
Obamacare it intended to kill the old and the sick.
Heard and interesting story and it gives me pause to wonder if Obamacare had it’s hand in this reversal.
My wife has a friend whose father was on a heart transplant list for years, now all of a sudden, he’s not. Don’t know what factors are involved with being on the list, but found it odd that he was taken off relatively soon after Obamacare took effect.
Seems odd to me anyway.
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What is amazing is our politicians, other than a few, seem unable to prevent Obamacare...or terrified to do so.
they have access to every phone call, email,text message and internet search of every person in the world.
Tragic as this is, why did she think Humana would cover her pre-existing condition (I know the sales agent said they would — what else is new). This isn’t an exchange policy and so isn’t Obamacare (but Obamacare caused this whole ugly scenario, yes).
Wath out. Just went through a heartbreaker with friend hospitalized at major medical center. We watched as he suffered treatment and non-treatments repeated over and over these days by seniors on Medicare.
For instance, he was not given any nourishment because “he can feed himself”. But he was too weak to lift food to mouth. But if he can swallow he does not get assistance.
It took threat of legal action directly to administration to get IV nourishment. However, soon it became apparent that they were giving him only a fifth of the calories he needed. Not enough to help fight his infection.
If a sick person will get better he must have nourishment adequate to do so. Otherwise, he dies as much from dehydration and starvation as his disease. PRAY FOR AMERICA.
I wonder if he voted for Obama.
“Mr. Blackwood is the president of Ralston College, a planned liberal-arts institution in Savannah, Ga., and is on the board of the Caring for Carcinoid Foundation. His mother, Catherine, manages the Family Medicine Center in Virginia Beach, Va.”
“Like every American, I want affordable health care, and I’m open to innovative solutions of all kinds—individual, corporate, for-profit, nonprofit and public. It will take all of these, and all the intelligence, creativity and self-discipline we have, as well as everything we can offer one another as families, neighbors, friends and citizens—and it still won’t be perfect. But it is precisely because health care for 300 million people is so complicated that it cannot be centrally managed.”
You have to read it, so you know what's in it.
You have to read it, so you know what's in it.
You have to read it, so you know what's in it.
You have to read it, so you know what's in it.
You have to read it, so you know what's in it.
You know, the industrialists and captains of industry were all in favor of working with the Nazi German government in promoting...uhhh..”economic expansion”... and increased profits in the 1930’s, only to be picking through the rubble of their businesses for scraps of food 10 years later.
Wath out. Just went through a heartbreaker with friend hospitalized at major medical center. We watched as he suffered treatment and non-treatments repeated over and over these days by seniors on Medicare.
For instance, he was not given any nourishment because “he can feed himself”. But he was too weak to lift food to mouth. But if he can swallow he does not get assistance.
It took threat of legal action directly to administration to get IV nourishment. However, soon it became apparent that they were giving him only a fifth of the calories he needed. Not enough to help fight his infection.
If a sick person will get better he must have nourishment adequate to do so. Otherwise, he dies as much from dehydration and starvation as his disease. PRAY FOR AMERICA.
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