yes... that's it...
it's a conspiracy
it's a conspiracy
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***They WANT heart attack readmissions because heart attack victims are on the organ harvesting list. That is per the disgusting Medicare committee that happens to be in charge of all this mess. Some Fire Department ambulance services have already been ordered to target heart attack victims. They want more organs harvested.
And none of that translates to proper care of heart attack patients in hospitals that are going along with that heinous crap.
If your loved one or if you suffer a heart attack, make sure a family member is with your loved one day and night in the hospital and make it clear no organ harvesting is to be done. The problem with Medicare patients is that they don't have the legal right to refuse harvesting. Hopefully you have a Nurse in the family who can monitor the medical care because the hospitals who have signed onto this heinous garbage will indeed deliberately kill the heart patient just to harvest the organs.
You do have the right to remove and transport your loved one to a different medical facility that does not engage in harvesting and medical murder. Right now is when you need to find out which hospitals do, and which don't and won't and/or find a doctor who can and will treat the patient at home.
Heart patients are the goodie bag for organ harvesters. They don't want liver disease, kidney disease, cancer, AIDS or addicts and drunks. They are picky. And they know
heart disease is a top disease in the USA, so there you go with their goodie goodie.
I should have also added smokers to the list they don't want for harvesting.
Now you know why they are demanding everyone quit smoking.
I'm not quitting.
I wish I were "full of shit". This is a way bigger problem than that.
I also wish you were smart enough to do research.
But you aren't ...
It hasn't proven to be ineffective.
The FDA found that the benefits may not be outweighed by negative side effects.
The women with advanced stages of breast cancer likely disagree. Avastin has improved length and quality of life for such women; and it is quite reasonable to assume that if Avastin cost $100 per year instead of $90,000, the FDA would not be making this type of benefit vs. risk assessment.
Actually, it has been proven ineffective, which you'd know if you actually read the information, rather than spitting out talking points. The FDA is removing their approval for it because... (drumroll) it doesn't keep people alive longer.
FDA Ruling On Avastin A 'Critical Test' For Agency, New York Times Editorial Says
That's not what the press release says.
FDA begins process to remove breast cancer indication from Avastin label
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today that the agency is recommending removing the breast cancer indication from the label for Avastin (bevacizumab) because the drug has not been shown to be safe and effective for that use.
The agency is making this recommendation after reviewing the results of four clinical studies of Avastin in women with breast cancer and determining that the data indicate that the drug does not prolong overall survival in breast cancer patients or provide a sufficient benefit in slowing disease progression to outweigh the significant risk to patients.
Stephanie quit while you are ahead, you have no clue what you are talking about.
First off this programs would be good, especially now that baby boomers are starting to get dementia and alzheimers. These doctors will only be ADVISING on what a patient should do when they are close to death, so maybe they don't waste large amounts of money on treatments that will not help, or could speed up the death process.
I wish I were "full of shit". This is a way bigger problem than that.
I also wish you were smart enough to do research.
But you aren't ...
And I wish you'd stop lying. Under the National Organ Transplant Act of 1984, organ donation is left up to the states. This isn't a federal program.
Organs have to be donated. That means someone has to consent to donate an organ. Under law, if no consent is given, organs can not be harvested.
What you are describing are illegal activities that you claim are going on across the entire nation.
You are full of shit.
Do some of your own research. You can track down the original bill, if you want.
If what you claim is happening is indeed happening, you should have a little more than your word to back it up.
You keep insinuating that you have experience in health care.
I doubt it.
But keep smoking. Also, per your previous post, if you really want to keep your organs from being harvested; catch HIV and pound a fifth of whiskey every night. Then you'll have all your organ systems covered.
Stephanie quit while you are ahead, you have no clue what you are talking about.
First off this programs would be good, especially now that baby boomers are starting to get dementia and alzheimers. These doctors will only be ADVISING on what a patient should do when they are close to death, so maybe they don't waste large amounts of money on treatments that will not help, or could speed up the death process.
While I do agree with the bottom line, I disagree that the government should be involved with it at all. It would be a step towards the ambitions of Karl Marx and the progressive agenda.
I love the "Death with Dignity Law" Oregon has. If I am diagnosed with a terminal illness, and with the agreement of two clinicians, that within six months I, or my beloved aunt, would die, we would have the assistance of our physician, as long as no "help" was involved other than writing a prescription for meds that would help us, at our will, "die with dignity." We would have to be able to hold and to swallow our own pills without assistance from our docs. They cannot, as of this posting, assist in any other way. It is very humane and offers the freedom many people desire. Peaceful and kind and "so long."
I wish I were "full of shit". This is a way bigger problem than that.
I also wish you were smart enough to do research.
But you aren't ...
And I wish you'd stop lying. Under the National Organ Transplant Act of 1984, organ donation is left up to the states. This isn't a federal program.
Organs have to be donated. That means someone has to consent to donate an organ. Under law, if no consent is given, organs can not be harvested.
What you are describing are illegal activities that you claim are going on across the entire nation.
You are full of shit.
Do some of your own research. You can track down the original bill, if you want.
If what you claim is happening is indeed happening, you should have a little more than your word to back it up.
You keep insinuating that you have experience in health care.
I doubt it.
But keep smoking. Also, per your previous post, if you really want to keep your organs from being harvested; catch HIV and pound a fifth of whiskey every night. Then you'll have all your organ systems covered.
*** That all changed under the new Medicare law.
READ IT.
Stephanie quit while you are ahead, you have no clue what you are talking about.
First off this programs would be good, especially now that baby boomers are starting to get dementia and alzheimers. These doctors will only be ADVISING on what a patient should do when they are close to death, so maybe they don't waste large amounts of money on treatments that will not help, or could speed up the death process.
While I do agree with the bottom line, I disagree that the government should be involved with it at all. It would be a step towards the ambitions of Karl Marx and the progressive agenda.
I love the "Death with Dignity Law" Oregon has. If I am diagnosed with a terminal illness, and with the agreement of two clinicians, that within six months I, or my beloved aunt, would die, we would have the assistance of our physician, as long as no "help" was involved other than writing a prescription for meds that would help us, at our will, "die with dignity." We would have to be able to hold and to swallow our own pills without assistance from our docs. They cannot, as of this posting, assist in any other way. It is very humane and offers the freedom many people desire. Peaceful and kind and "so long."
Stephanie quit while you are ahead, you have no clue what you are talking about.
First off this programs would be good, especially now that baby boomers are starting to get dementia and alzheimers. These doctors will only be ADVISING on what a patient should do when they are close to death, so maybe they don't waste large amounts of money on treatments that will not help, or could speed up the death process.
While I do agree with the bottom line, I disagree that the government should be involved with it at all. It would be a step towards the ambitions of Karl Marx and the progressive agenda.
I love the "Death with Dignity Law" Oregon has. If I am diagnosed with a terminal illness, and with the agreement of two clinicians, that within six months I, or my beloved aunt, would die, we would have the assistance of our physician, as long as no "help" was involved other than writing a prescription for meds that would help us, at our will, "die with dignity." We would have to be able to hold and to swallow our own pills without assistance from our docs. They cannot, as of this posting, assist in any other way. It is very humane and offers the freedom many people desire. Peaceful and kind and "so long."
Please feel free to point out where government is "involved", except for paying your doctor for the advice if you're on medicare.
Don't believe everything the noise machine spits out.
Stephanie quit while you are ahead, you have no clue what you are talking about.
First off this programs would be good, especially now that baby boomers are starting to get dementia and alzheimers. These doctors will only be ADVISING on what a patient should do when they are close to death, so maybe they don't waste large amounts of money on treatments that will not help, or could speed up the death process.
While I do agree with the bottom line, I disagree that the government should be involved with it at all. It would be a step towards the ambitions of Karl Marx and the progressive agenda.
I love the "Death with Dignity Law" Oregon has. If I am diagnosed with a terminal illness, and with the agreement of two clinicians, that within six months I, or my beloved aunt, would die, we would have the assistance of our physician, as long as no "help" was involved other than writing a prescription for meds that would help us, at our will, "die with dignity." We would have to be able to hold and to swallow our own pills without assistance from our docs. They cannot, as of this posting, assist in any other way. It is very humane and offers the freedom many people desire. Peaceful and kind and "so long."
***You sound like you've been terrorized by really bad medical care -- or someone you love has been.
And I wish you'd stop lying. Under the National Organ Transplant Act of 1984, organ donation is left up to the states. This isn't a federal program.
Organs have to be donated. That means someone has to consent to donate an organ. Under law, if no consent is given, organs can not be harvested.
What you are describing are illegal activities that you claim are going on across the entire nation.
You are full of shit.
Do some of your own research. You can track down the original bill, if you want.
If what you claim is happening is indeed happening, you should have a little more than your word to back it up.
You keep insinuating that you have experience in health care.
I doubt it.
But keep smoking. Also, per your previous post, if you really want to keep your organs from being harvested; catch HIV and pound a fifth of whiskey every night. Then you'll have all your organ systems covered.
*** That all changed under the new Medicare law.
READ IT.
I did. And you're full of shit.
Care to point out the relevant points in the bill that you claim do this?
Of course not.
*** That all changed under the new Medicare law.
READ IT.
I did. And you're full of shit.
Care to point out the relevant points in the bill that you claim do this?
Of course not.
***No you did not read the Bill nor have you followed the Committee actions. Who do you think you are kidding?
READ ALL OF THE BILL AND THE MEDICARE BILL(S) AND ADDENDUMS.
If you had a valid point of contention, you would not be using terms such as "full of shit" or calling me a "liar".
READ ALL OF THE BILL AND THE MEDICARE BILL(S) AND ADDENDUMS.
READ ALL OF THE BILL AND THE MEDICARE BILL(S) AND ADDENDUMS.
Anyone else remember when "read the bill!" first became the refrain for idiots who couldn't back up their absurd insinuations? Ah, memories.
You mean like, last year when Pelosi told us we had to pass it to see what was in it?