provisions for extensive rationing of health care for senior citizens

April 28, 2009

I have to agree with the statement "seniors should be more accepting of conditions" - but this depends what is really meant - many things are able to be handled naturally without drugs, with dietary changes, but on the other hand not so easy if you're being bombarded with chemtrails and chemicals in your food and water supply. And also if you are foolish enough to go to a Dr for your "check-up" then you are bound to get some drug you don't need + all the associated side-effect of that. If you eat the wrong foods and absorb unnecessary chemicals through foods and your household and personal care items then again you're asking for trouble and will suffer much more than necessary than if you keep things simple. The more you mess with nature the more trouble you will get! The "conditions of aging" will be more like the "accumulation of ages" - always an uncomfortable phenomenon!

Jane

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Sunday, April 26, 2009 12:19 PM

[HealthyIndia] "stimulus" bill includes provisions for extensive rationing of health care for senior citizens

A letter below to fax or mail, if you agree.

Daschle's statement on Senior Health Care "Senior" status is something we all face (IF we're lucky), so read this. Especially note Daschle's statement about the elderly! Then forward, like I'm doing! Guess we'd best start praying that this health care plan fails like Hillary's did.......... ........ WHAT A SHAME Everybody that is on this mailing list is either a senior citizen, is getting close or knows somebody that is. Most of you know by now that the Senate version (at least) of the "stimulus" bill includes provisions for extensive rationing of health care for senior citizens. The author of this part of the bill, former senator and tax evader, Tom Daschle was credited today by Bloomberg with the following statement. Bloomberg: "Daschle says health-care reform will not be pain free. Seniors should be more accepting of the conditions that come with age instead of treating them."