Bingo!It is mindblowing how people have misunderstood the welfare state. If you have a pension with the state, or have medicare, or receive Social Security then the state has a financial interest in you dying as soon after you retire as possible.
I'm glad she survived. I've seen way too many harmful treatments like that lead to death.My elderly mother was admitted to a hospital to treat a bad urinary tract infection and came home with pneumonia, which nearly killed her.
Yep, they will treat you like a prized milk cow until you can no longer give milk, then you will be sold to Cambell's soup company.Bingo!
I had an MBA medical doctor prove that point from half a dozen plus angles, using the CDC AMAs own research, reports and numbers.
Every step in the process from insurance to hospitals, physicians, pharma and governments have designed the processes to milk as much money as possible at the expense of the patients/ public.
My brother was healed completely and miraculously as a teenager after we were told time and time and time again to prepare for the fact that he would die within a couple of years, starting when he was an infant. The diagnosis and treatment was by the top Cystic Fibrosis specialist in the east and multiple physicians in the top hospital in West Virginia. He was given a number of treatments and physical therapy daily for his life up until then. God answered prayers and healed Him all by Himself. The details of which many churches have heard to encourage their faith. For that alone, I would expect him to exclude any faith in hospitals.I assume he trusts the hospitals more than you?
Wow that's amazing, praise the Lord! Yes it seems like he'd really trust God after that.My brother was healed completely and miraculously as a teenager after we were told time and time and time again to prepare for the fact that he would die within a couple of years, starting when he was an infant. The diagnosis and treatment was by the top Cystic Fibrosis specialist in the east and multiple physicians in the top hospital in West Virginia. He was given a number of treatments and physical therapy daily for his life up until then. God answered prayers and healed Him all by Himself. The details of which many churches have heard to encourage their faith. For that alone, I would expect him to exclude any faith in hospitals.
There were many other miracles, but that was a personal one he experienced. He is an adult and there has been no relapse. There is no medical cure for CF.
God gets all the credit and glory.
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That's what one of my books is about. The Lord keeps reminding us from time to time of how good He is. Even though we forget, there's been no shortage of miracles and answered prayers.Wow that's amazing, praise the Lord! Yes it seems like he'd really trust God after that.
Gallows humor. HuhuThey aim to please
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BTW, you've got the cutest new avatar picture. Is that a precious little pup from a recent litter?Wow that's amazing, praise the Lord! Yes it seems like he'd really trust God after that.
Have you ever published a book? I like to write sometimes and have gotten some smaller works published, but not a book yet.That's what one of my books is about. The Lord keeps reminding us from time to time of how good He is. Even though we forget, there's been no shortage of miracles and answered prayers.
Yes we actually had 2 litters, one was on accident. 7 in one, 5 in the other. So far 6 of them have found homes, and one is spoken for. I want to get my dog fixed soon; I think she needs to be done with mommy days. It's really hard to find homes for them! But I'm in love with one of the Auggies and just might keep him.BTW, you've got the cutest new avatar picture. Is that a precious little pup from a recent litter?
Nothing published yet. They are in rough drafts right now and I keep adding chapters.Have you ever published a book? I like to write sometimes and have gotten some smaller works published, but not a book yet.
That one is so colorful!Yes we actually had 2 litters, one was on accident. 7 in one, 5 in the other. So far 6 of them have found homes, and one is spoken for. I want to get my dog fixed soon; I think she needs to be done with mommy days. It's really hard to find homes for them! But I'm in love with one of the Auggies and just might keep him.
Cool! Hope you get them published.Nothing published yet. They are in rough drafts right now and I keep adding chapters.
At some point, I just need to stop and call it volume one. There are two or three books depending on how I decide to organize and edit them.
That's so neat that you write too!
Do you write fiction or nonfiction?
That one is so colorful!
Is it 100% Catahoula?
Yes the one in the pic is an Auggie. Her mom is 1/2 Mini-Aussie 1/2 Corgi, and her dad is Mini Aussie. It's one of her brothers that I want to keep.I just looked at dozens of pictures of the breed and yours is the cutest and most colorful by far. That's really interesting that there's Red Wolf in their lineage!
Wait! You said Auggies. Their face is similar, but it's a different breed! My bad. We talked Catahoulas a while back. Thought it was that kind.
If I was able to raise one right now, I would be very tempted to buy one of yours.
She is almost the spitting image of her daddy, who's full Mini-Aussie!That one is so colorful!
Is it 100% Catahoula?
While we're on the subject of animals, I wrote on your profile earlier that my sister's little starling died early this morning. So sad. I think it had a cold cuz it was losing its voice. She was trying so hard to take care of it.I just looked at dozens of pictures of the breed and yours is the cutest and most colorful by far. That's really interesting that there's Red Wolf in their lineage!
Wait! You said Auggies. Their face is similar, but it's a different breed! My bad. We talked Catahoulas a while back. Thought it was that kind.
If I was able to raise one right now, I would be very tempted to buy one of yours.