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Posted by paul on April 09, 2004 at 21:58:12 from (209.23.145.50):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tractor rollover posted by Yadie yadie yadie on April 09, 2004 at 17:57:08:
And you enjoy paying for that? I sure don't!!!! We need a different system. This one does
not work. Punish the people who do wrong.
Let the people who do good work work.
Punishing everyone is senseless. Doc wasn't paying attention, so he missed
mom's cancer for 6 months - gave her
antacids. She passed away in '99. Dad was
getting senile, doc said it was fluid in his head
so put a shunt in. He woke up with serious
complications, was obvious later that he had a
stroke durig the surgery - but never did have a
followup from that doctor. He shrugged his
shoulders & said sometimes it doesn't work
out. Dad passed away 6 months ago. Should I be expecting a pile of money from
these dudes? Will it do me any good? Will it
put them out of business? Will they actually
have to pay one nickel of it? No, they would still be practicing; and you & I
would be paying for it on our next doctor visits. Senseless. If you want to get rid of the bad doctors - then
work on that. The current medical insurance
system only keeps them in business. --->Paul
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