Horror Story Health Care Nightmare Scenario Real

[SpaceShank]

Wow...that's scary!

[Sunset1221]

How do we know how she got injured.They wanted to make room

for someone else ,so anything

could have happened.I would have

taken legal action against them.

[Sunset1221]

They wanted to get rid of her ,so how do we know she was not injured by them,the

home.

[Sunset1221]

Something just occured to me.How do we know that her mother fell on a moped

floor ? Could her mother have had help

with that injury???????

[Sunset1221]

This was SINFUL,but why didn't they

remove her unless govt.control

would not let them.

[Sunset1221]

I understand her,but my question is if they are only 5mins away why is the old lady

in the nursing home,unlesss she can't

be left alone and they work or something like that.Maybe it's a situation where

she needs professional help tha tcan't be done at home,but that is a question.I'd take her out of there if I could OR maybe

they can't think about it.Perhaps the

govt won't let them,so I have questions.

[mstyle183]

Hey everyone one don't forget to put your tinfoil hats on or Obama is gonna Brainwash you over nite. Also Don't forget to pull your kids from school before Obama Brainwashes them. No one likes an Educated Republican..

Keep up the hard work and stop Obama From killing Granny.. keep the scary fairy tales coming.

[Kiro123123123]

The government is a machine of rules that must be obeyed by the cogs.  It has no central heart nor brain. Therefore, it is cruel and dangerous to the population. Which is why we are supposed to have a constitution.

The machine justifies all degrees of terror on individuals in the name of the good of the collective. "You mother must be starved to death because there is a long line waiting for this bed."

Shortages is another promise of centralized government operation.

[OrlandoTeaParty]

Healthcare has actually improved over the years. Now it is time for our free market to address the target market of individuals who have pre-existing conditions, insufficient or no insurance.

There is a way and Government cannot be allowed to be the end all be all answer and try to act as a competitor in the "industry".

[OrlandoTeaParty]

Right now it is about MONEY and money alone; that is something we can at least gain control over individually by opening small companies that can act as a co-opt for a group insurance for people who are not working or have insufficient or no insurance through their work. I have already seen this emerging over the last few years.

[OrlandoTeaParty]

We need tort reform. If we start using government healthcare / insurance option as a sole option (which will likely not be a companion to Medicare), if something goes wrong; there will be nothing we can do. It will be oppression like it is on other countries. We will have LESS POWER over our healthcare.

[OrlandoTeaParty]

We need to reform certain things i.e.: pre-existing conditions and availability of heathcare and decrease the cost through regulation of the insurance industry as well as fight fraud in medicare and the insurance industry (even patients commit fraud) and what is considered and "exception".

[OrlandoTeaParty]

Either way it will cost; it is a shift of burden and expansion of wasteful bureaucracy more people will have to bear affecting the weakest among us.

If it were a case where people all help bear the cost of healthcare that would be one thing, but the bill does not represent that.

[mark1m]

last i checked nobody was proposing free healthcare for all. The proposal is a public option that people would pay into just like any private insurer... but the size and nature of the plan would give bargaining power and lower overhead costs allowing for cheaper premiums.

PS Nobody has proposed sacrificing treatment for old people. The fact of the matter is if we dont get healthcare reform... old people may lose treatment simply because healthcare costs are rising too rapidly.

[OrlandoTeaParty]

You must not have checked the H.R.3200 bill, it is over 1000 pages. It will cut medicare and expand government into other areas not related the healthcare and diminish quality as a result. Explain lowering of "overhead"; cost cutting should never happen when it comes to our health. The government should not manage healthcare or provide insurance after the failure of Medicare.

[OrlandoTeaParty]

H.R.3200 will strip and / or overburden Medicare. By granting everyone FREE health care, the system (government which is already bankrupt) will become like other countries in that the monetary burden will be shifted in such a way that sacrifices will have to be made based on an established "case plan" for patients that fall into "categories" wherein "care" can or is able to be provided.

[mutatron]

How is this relevant to anything? My grandmother was in a private home in Texas paid for by Medicare and got wonderful care right up until she died a natural death. Many Americans don't seem to realize that Medicare is a government program.

[hsbmom]

What do you mean?! How is this relevant?! They killed her mother. She did not get medical help. They did not give her food and water because they needed the room. Your comment about Medicare is irrelevant because if they did that in this country now, they would have the pants sued off of them, family would own the nursing home.

If the government is in control of everything, just as it was in this case, just as it would be with Obamacare, there is no where you can go, no one you can sue.

[mutatron]

It's not relevant because nobody's proposing that the government be in control of everything.

[hsbmom]

Go and read the bill. Eventually the private insurers will be eliminated because no company will legally be able to change their insurance to anything but Obamacare. This entire exercise in insanity was never about improving healthcare or health insurance. That could easily be done with a lot fewer than the 1000 pages written by people who have never been elected by US voters. There are much simpler and less expensive ways. This monstrosity is for socialist control purposes only.

[themunz126]

You need to read the bills. They control EVERYTHING through it HR 3200 and the stimulus. Yes the stimulus had medical boards placed into it to determine who gets care based upon age. Older people have to sacrifice for younger people.

[themunz126]

You of course realize that the CBO says and the bill HR 3200 demands that although the same people will be on Medicare they will have to cut their budget by $500 billion? How can they give the same care while slashing the budget for Obamacare?

[OrlandoTeaParty]

It was recorded Saturday night at H20 Church in downtown Orlando

[alteregosuzy]

Where was this recorded?