So you think you want Government run health care?

[Trashman]

Two of Oregon's unique public health markers clashed dramatically for resident Barbara Wagner this summer when she was informed that the universal medical care available to everyone in the state (but with certain service restrictions) would not pay for her expensive lung cancer drug (because her five-year survival likelihood was poor), but was told, at the same time, that the state would pay for any necessary drugs under its Death With Dignity Law (i.e., suicide). [ABC News, 8-6-08]
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[Necks_Fan]

Originally posted by Trashman
Two of Oregon's unique public health markers clashed dramatically for resident Barbara Wagner this summer when she was informed that the universal medical care available to everyone in the state (but with certain service restrictions) would not pay for her expensive lung cancer drug (because her five-year survival likelihood was poor), but was told, at the same time, that the state would pay for any necessary drugs under its Death With Dignity Law (i.e., suicide). [ABC News, 8-6-08]
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: I can't believe that Oregon, Washington, and Montana have legalized "Assisted Suicide."

That is wrong on so many levels.

[STANG RED]

I cant figure out why so many people are so eager to put the government in charge of our healthcare system, when there is so much ample evidence around that they will only screw it up royally for everyone.

[c-town_balla]

Originally posted by Necks_Fan
I can't believe that Oregon, Washington, and Montana have legalized "Assisted Suicide."

That is wrong on so many levels.


I just did a 10 page essay on physician assisted suicide in Oregon....and if there is anyway that you could do it....Oregon does it right

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

You guys know better than discussing this on here. Tisk, tisk.