health insurance denied Pre-existing condition excuse

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Comment by Rixar13 McGinnis on January 30, 2012 at 9:03am

This makes me very angry.... The Richest Country on the Planet yet we don't care for citizens health... Something very wrong with this... sigh

Comment by John "Hai" Knapp on January 29, 2012 at 8:10pm

Pre-existing, Pre-existing, health issues, health issues.

I can't buy insurance, I can't buy insurance, 

what about you? what about you?

---- tune is Frere Jacque (are you sleeping).

Comment by John "Hai" Knapp on January 29, 2012 at 8:06pm

Pre-existing, Pre-existing, health issues, health issues.

I can't buy insurance, I can't buy insurance, 

what about you? what about you?

---- tune is Frere Jacque (are you sleeping).

Comment by John "Hai" Knapp on January 29, 2012 at 8:01pm

Pre-existing, Pre-existing, health issues, health issues.

I can't buy insurance, I can't buy insurance, 

what about you? what about you?

---- tune is Frere Jacque (are you sleeping).

Comment by al rogers on February 18, 2011 at 10:35am

http://mypeace.tv/video/blueprint-for-accountability a critical video
http://mypeace.tv/video/bush-cheney-torture-program
http://mypeace.tv/video/physicians-for-human-rights

Comment by Dyck Dewid on October 20, 2009 at 4:13pm

Response to Healthcare Reform
and
Response to Bill HR676 (Single Payer Healthcare)

Although this language appears to be much better than general insurance I would have questions.
1. Does this include rights to choice of any kind of treatment citizens want?
2. If not, who makes the decisions for me? For example, if I use Homeopathy or Chinese Medicine or Herbal or Vitimine Therapy or Visual Imaging, etc... will all of this be covered?
(If any of this is denied then you will be driving legitimate practicitioners out of business. And it would be affecting my decisions by not allowing me to get equitible coverage for the way I choose to maintain my health.)
3. The only solution to reduce healthcare costs is to let each citizen receive and pay for their medical care directly, like it used to be. Managed care was a very bad idea for people and a bonanza for insurance companies. (On the free market both regular and catestrophic insurance would still be available I assume.)
4. To maintain American Citizenship since when is it a requirement that I be "main stream" or to pay for "main stream" practices of my personal healthcare. I have a right to be in this minority. I have a right to equal protection and rights as any minority (not only the defined one's). Monetary coersion is a form of persecution and manipulation when used to deny my abilities to execute my rights, even for the sake of a larger body. For example, a majority of my neighbors do not have the right to kick me out and take over my house because I live differently than they.

Comment by al rogers on September 4, 2009 at 11:23pm

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