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Richard
Erie, PA
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Too expensive.
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Been There
Erie, PA
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I worked at Saint Vincent Health Center for approximately 16 years, most of this in patient care. The number one issue that always stuck in my craw was the fact that those people in charge at the higher and highest levels have absolutely no idea what goes on with the patients and their care just a couple of floors away from their own office and meeting room spaces. For years I would bring this issue to their attention, through verbal and written word yet never was this suggestion considered or responded back. While it is impracticle to expect higher management to roll up their sleeves and get right into something they are ill qualified to do, you would never see them, not even once, on a patient unit to observe, talk with, or encourage the very people they expect to carry out the services that keep the hospital running. Surely a good and effective leader would be aware of the value of supporting the "troops" once in awhile by showing up and creating a feeling that those making the big decisions have their hand on the pulse themselves now and then. But no, their only appearences are random sightings, maybe in an elevator, the cafeteria, or a hallway on their way to yet another important meeting. Perhaps if more courage were present then hospital leaders would spend more time actually understanding a little better the workings of what they are supposed to be leaders of. I bet this would lead to better healthcare. Don't hold your breathe however.
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Matt
Baton Rouge, LA
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We need reform. We need the government on both sides of the isle to give the control back to the people. But, it is definate that we need healthcare reform now.
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Oh Joy
Erie, PA
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Do not want Gov't involved - at all.
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merry mary
Saint Marys, PA
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If the government gets involved with Healthcare, you can bet it will be screwed up in a big hurry. Medicare was solvent and in good shape until, the government, in their infinite wisdom, stole from it to give to illegals, and those who were never entitled to it in the first place. Look how screwed up the IRS is now that they are in bed with ACORN and God knows what other shady organizations. Guess who pays for all this mismanagement? We the taxpayers, of course!
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Oh Joy
Westfield, NY
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From now on when I want to drive somewhere I'm cutting through farms and across people lawns and through creeks and stuff. Screw those government maintained roads. And I'm drinking my water straight from the bay. The government can leave its hands off my drinking water. And I'm going shit in my yard. Why should the government treat my waste? And I want all the troops brought home. I'll fight my own fights...thank you.
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Oh Joy
Erie, PA
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Oh Joy wrote: From now on when I want to drive somewhere I'm cutting through farms and across people lawns and through creeks and stuff. Screw those government maintained roads. And I'm drinking my water straight from the bay. The government can leave its hands off my drinking water. And I'm going shit in my yard. Why should the government treat my waste? And I want all the troops brought home. I'll fight my own fights...thank you. Nice try butt head. Get a life and your own handle Wrenn
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Oh Joy
Westfield, NY
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I have a large life toots.. and a large handle. It's simpletons like you who sometimes provoke me. But please...don't stop!
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J Hussein Obiden
Indianapolis, IN
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Oh Joy wrote: From now on when I want to drive somewhere I'm cutting through farms and across people lawns and through creeks and stuff. Screw those government maintained roads. And I'm drinking my water straight from the bay. The government can leave its hands off my drinking water. And I'm going shit in my yard. Why should the government treat my waste? And I want all the troops brought home. I'll fight my own fights...thank you. I drink water from my own well and my waste water is taken care of by my septic system. I came home after fighting my own wars (and yours) but some of my brothers in arms did not. As far as roads go, why don't you take the closest one out of the country.
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Biff
Erie, PA
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J Hussein Obiden wrote: <quoted text> I drink water from my own well and my waste water is taken care of by my septic system. I came home after fighting my own wars (and yours) but some of my brothers in arms did not. As far as roads go, why don't you take the closest one out of the country. The guy is welfare trash. Probably needs the government to help him wipe his own worthless ass.
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Biff
Westfield, NY
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We3lfare trash? Don't know why I said that...especially since my Momma raised me on welfare. Oh well...makes me sound kinda tough doesn't it...I mean...sorta?
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Biff
Erie, PA
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Richard Simmons wrote: <quoted text>Makes you sound like someone named Biff. More like "D!ck" Simmons.
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mrkihn
Erie, PA
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Things got to be changed and at least it a start What he trying to doing. It nay not be the best way but has anybody really came up with something better.
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Stu Pedaso
Erie, PA
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Biff is one of those 'back-to-front wipers' who reads the Charmin like he's Mr Rorschach before he posts it here. mrkihn wrote: Things got to be changed and at least it a start What he trying to doing. It nay not be the best way but has anybody really came up with something better.
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smm
West Chester, OH
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All I know is I think our system is broken, it needs fixed. Watched the movie sicko last night, by Michael Moore and was shocked. I am not trying to change this topic to the movie. Rather, instead of bashing Obama, lets try and get a system in here to help ALL people, regardless of color, income level or if they work. It is a sad day in America that we have become so intrested in me me me. Also, remember......you really are not that far away from being unemployed or dropped from your health carrier. As much as you want to believe it could not happen, it could, then what?
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Biff
Erie, PA
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Stu Pedaso wrote: Biff is one of those 'back-to-front wipers' who reads the Charmin like he's Mr Rorschach before he posts it here. <quoted text> Of course you don't wipe at all. You can tell by the rotten stench of your worthless posts.
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smm
West Chester, OH
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What is bad about having health coverage for all people?
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Biff
Erie, PA
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mrkihn wrote: Things got to be changed and at least it a start What he trying to doing. It nay not be the best way but has anybody really came up with something better. Good one Kiln. F**K it up for everybody because it's not perfect. You are the typical lemming democrat. They'll take you over the cliff while you whistle happy tunes and keep your head firmly in your lower cheeks.
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CRANK
Erie, PA
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Oh Joy wrote: From now on when I want to drive somewhere I'm cutting through farms and across people lawns and through creeks and stuff. Screw those government maintained roads. And I'm drinking my water straight from the bay. The government can leave its hands off my drinking water. And I'm going shit in my yard. Why should the government treat my waste? And I want all the troops brought home. I'll fight my own fights...thank you. Ah,,,,a true eastsider.
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woodstein
Philadelphia, PA
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merry mary wrote: If the government gets involved with Healthcare, you can bet it will be screwed up in a big hurry. Medicare was solvent and in good shape until, the government, in their infinite wisdom, stole from it to give to illegals, and those who were never entitled to it in the first place. Look how screwed up the IRS is now that they are in bed with ACORN and God knows what other shady organizations. Guess who pays for all this mismanagement? We the taxpayers, of course! Where do we think Medicare came from????
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