cool1 wrote: Dreamsglore wrote: cool1 wrote:all of you will see just give it time------The president don't want the crap But wants us to take it --alarm goes off there---we didn't read it --another alarm --people loosing there ins--another alarm---on and on and on .
Insurance went up on people
giving waivers out -----you have to pay but this one don't -----BS BS
One thing you can say and be honest when you say it Obama lies ---I don't trust people that don't tell the truth--believe one lie you believe them all not me you lie to me that's it Im not going to trust another word your saying ---And I still think more pages need to be read, before its all over with everyone will hate this.
I think everyone should have a choice to buy or not --The ones who love it , Take it -the ones who don't --just don't
In my case I am not going to take it because you don't know what your getting lol
geeze this train has derailed
Well, if everyone should have a choice to buy or not buy then I'm fine w/ that as long as all hospitals and drs. have a choice to not treat anyone who can't pay for it.[/quo
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Tell Obama that --Tell him if he don't take the ins---that his doc--isn't going to see him I would love that. Tell him he must take his Obama care and drop his ins---and if he don't he will pay a fine and not have a doc--really !let me know how that works out
Cool, people who already had insurance through their work - as President Obama did - do not need to do anything. Why would they?
Others such as myself who have never been able to obtain private insurance at any price due to a pre-existing condition will now be able to purchase private health insurance for the first time in many years.
I stayed in a job I was beginning to loathe only because I had insurance. I am older, so I knew starting over again in another line of work could be iffy, if at all.
For years, I worked at a job that did more harm to me than good. It was not a happy job; it certainly wasn't my "bliss."
You see, there was something else I wanted to do. I wanted to grow and sell plants, herbs and flowers from my greenhouse, and offer them for sale at local markets. I also want to write.
When I'm in my greenhouse, or "playing in the dirt" (as my husband calls it), I am so absorbed and concentrated that time goes by so fast! When I was working in my other job, I had come to dread every long hour.
This past year, in January, my prior workplace changed their insurance. All staff had to go to that hospital or one of their subsidiaries for care, or face stiff co-pays or, for some services, pay 100%. I was no longer able to be treated by my doctor of 12 years or go to the hospital of my choice for care without an paying full cost for most services.
When I was talking with the insurance salesman at work last November, I asked what what happen if I took a trip to Tallahassee to see my sister and had a heart attack. He just looked at me, glumly, and said, "You would be paying a whole lot more .....most likely the whole cost."
I suppose this huge, octopus of a health care system actually believes their employees will go to to doctors at The Octopus simply because they work there.
April was the final good bye for me. I left work. I took a huge leap of faith, and started working in my greenhouses and gardens again. I do it every day. It is the most rewarding work I can think of, because when I'm working, I also make up stories in my head that I can write. Children or animal stories, most likely.
Now, let me say I'm proud of Mr. Obama, because he managed to pull off some way to improve access to care for all of us. It is not what he wanted - but is was all he could pass. And he did. I thank him for that, for what he gave me is freedom.
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