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I know vet's health benefits are minimal, -- but at least they exist.
ReplyDeleteI have a severe staph infection that is becoming life threatening. I caught this infection at work, but am an independent contractor so have no health insurance. I also am waiting to be paid, so have no money do to a very slow summer in my business and all money has had to go towards paying for food and shelter for my family....
I spent the last money I had on a doctor today, but can only afford half the medicine he prescribed so I don't know what that means.
I've worked my butt off for 20 years and educated thousands of kids.
But, now my LIFE is on the line because I have nowhere to turn for help.
Is this life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? Or is this the scam of a country that allows insurance to skim 20% off the top of $2,400,000,000,000 and provide the 37th in quality of health care.... drop people practically at whim, and exclude pre-existing conditions?
God bless this guy for his duty to America -- but he HAS health care, so he really should respect those he put his life on the line to defend... How about the independent contractors who are often the real innovators and risk-takers who drive our economy.
It must be nice to be on the government's dime... but it's NOT patriotic to allow your fellow citizens to die.
BTW -- the 1st antibiotic is working... and I can't wait until I can afford the 2nd. This Staph bacteria sucks.
You mean, Dem congressman exposed to ignorant, screaming idiot. I hope all you "I hate de gub'mint" fools get to find out some day just how useless your medical "insurance" is when you really need it.
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