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This YouTube Video Shows How a Doctor Can Mess You Up
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 36793" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>Who doesn't love a nice warm vibrator? Especially when received as an anonymous gift from the Koch bros. </p><p></p><p>Sad as the current state of affairs may be the unmitigated greed of the insurance companies in the years leading up to an imperfect reform saw no bounds. Theft of worker premiums though their 20's 30's 40's, the worker and family deceived that they were insulated from a catastrophic event then WHAM, the minute someone has cancer, Parkinons, HIV they toss you out out like a soggy newspaper in the cold rain to be swept up by the taxpayers (Medicare). </p><p></p><p> Dumping: On the backs of the taxpayers. How slick was it to push through a law making pvt insurers "secondary payer" to Medicare? That single nifty dupe will continue costing taxpayers for the next 20-30 years. </p><p></p><p>You must not remember the cancellations made because someone moved (to the adjoining zip code). Or the "preexisting condition" exclusions, which of course you had on day one in your new rental across town. Or the simple refusal to process claims because they knew the insured would die of neglect before the insurance company could be sued. </p><p></p><p> Many hundreds of thousands of pp would have remained in the workforce if not forced on to Medicaid as insurance of last resort. Accepting permanent disability status was required. That's a tragedy your kids and their kids will be paying for in the decades to come. </p><p></p><p>Medicare for all would have been an ideal solution. I still recall the propaganda blaring night and day about "socialized medicine" until that option was soundly and mercilessly flogged to death without so much as a days discussion. </p><p></p><p> Focus now has to be increasing the quality and efficiency of health care. Costs will be lower as Big Pharma and for-profit hospitals learn to rein in costs and clean up their act. And of course we need to encourage not thwart all manner of preventive health care such as testosterone replacement therapy and diabetes prevention.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 36793, member: 8395"] Who doesn't love a nice warm vibrator? Especially when received as an anonymous gift from the Koch bros. Sad as the current state of affairs may be the unmitigated greed of the insurance companies in the years leading up to an imperfect reform saw no bounds. Theft of worker premiums though their 20's 30's 40's, the worker and family deceived that they were insulated from a catastrophic event then WHAM, the minute someone has cancer, Parkinons, HIV they toss you out out like a soggy newspaper in the cold rain to be swept up by the taxpayers (Medicare). Dumping: On the backs of the taxpayers. How slick was it to push through a law making pvt insurers "secondary payer" to Medicare? That single nifty dupe will continue costing taxpayers for the next 20-30 years. You must not remember the cancellations made because someone moved (to the adjoining zip code). Or the "preexisting condition" exclusions, which of course you had on day one in your new rental across town. Or the simple refusal to process claims because they knew the insured would die of neglect before the insurance company could be sued. Many hundreds of thousands of pp would have remained in the workforce if not forced on to Medicaid as insurance of last resort. Accepting permanent disability status was required. That's a tragedy your kids and their kids will be paying for in the decades to come. Medicare for all would have been an ideal solution. I still recall the propaganda blaring night and day about "socialized medicine" until that option was soundly and mercilessly flogged to death without so much as a days discussion. Focus now has to be increasing the quality and efficiency of health care. Costs will be lower as Big Pharma and for-profit hospitals learn to rein in costs and clean up their act. And of course we need to encourage not thwart all manner of preventive health care such as testosterone replacement therapy and diabetes prevention. [/QUOTE]
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