Medical Industrial Complex, To give or not to give you money & your body to HMO's.

[Guest guest]

That is the question.

I thought when Congress approved genocidal pharmaceuticals for Medicare

recipients that I just wanted to " Say NO " and ask them to please send me

mine for nutritional supplements.

 

This is only a question you can answer.

Do you think you would be more health in 4 years if you took that

approximate $4,000/yr. and:

1. Took a Carribean Cruise in the Winter

2. Spent it on a health spa?

3. Spent it on nutritional supplements.

4. Spent it on paying for other people's chemotherapy, kidney dialysis,

being treated like a bar coded insurance form, sitting in reception rooms

for hours with no respect for your time, being given health care when

getting a copy of your medical records(evidence in malpractice lawsuit)

is next to impossible after HIPPA?

 

There is some company...Ameriplan that gives reduction in dental, medical,

chiropractic and vet bills that cheap.

If you decide to drop it I suggest you make sure you have Med Pay on your

auto.

Thank you,

Dr. Sandra Lance, D.C.

 

 

-

" Robin " <zami9

 

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 9:48 PM

Re: Thyroid Support - Dr. David

Williams

 

 

Thank you all so much for the information on low Thyroid. Wow.. lots of

information to digest. Well, I'll start out by purchasing some powdered

kelp and adding Selenium to my supplements.. I'm also looking at a few

different natural supplements that I found through your support.

 

I got another message from my doctor and she said that it is the TSH that is

elevated.. the T4 is normal.. I take that to mean that my TSH is working

overtime to keep the T4 normal. Still haven't had an actual conversation

with my doctor.. it's so difficult these days to connect through an HMO.

..... which brings me to my next statement... My health insurance this year

is now $390 per month just for the premium.. I'm going to be 61 in

February.. and it just keeps going up every year it seems.. I take very

good care of myself nutritionally and exercise... I'm told that I look like

I'm in my late 40's early 50's...though I don't think that's really

true...before you start to think I'm a Narcissist... I'm telling you this

for a reason! I'm thinking long and hard about dropping the HMO until I am

eligible for Medicare... I've been having to take money out of my not so

large savings to pay for my medical coverage... any thoughts out there??

 

thank you again, I'm so appreciative.

 

Robin

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sandra for your input..

 

I'm going to look into having medpay on my auto insurance.. as it happens..

I'm going to keep the Kaiser for another month or so while they test my

thyroid and give me a prescription for Armour Thyroid. It just seems

totally out of whack to have to pay so very much for health care...yet, it's

so scary not to have it.

 

Robin

-

<DrLance

; <zami9

Cc: <drlance

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 7:50 PM

Medical Industrial Complex, To give or

not to give you money & your body to HMO's.

 

 

>

>

> That is the question.

> I thought when Congress approved genocidal pharmaceuticals for Medicare

> recipients that I just wanted to " Say NO " and ask them to please send me

> mine for nutritional supplements.

>

> This is only a question you can answer.

> Do you think you would be more health in 4 years if you took that

> approximate $4,000/yr. and:

> 1. Took a Carribean Cruise in the Winter

> 2. Spent it on a health spa?

> 3. Spent it on nutritional supplements.

> 4. Spent it on paying for other people's chemotherapy, kidney dialysis,

> being treated like a bar coded insurance form, sitting in reception rooms

> for hours with no respect for your time, being given health care when

> getting a copy of your medical records(evidence in malpractice lawsuit)

> is next to impossible after HIPPA?

>

> There is some company...Ameriplan that gives reduction in dental, medical,

> chiropractic and vet bills that cheap.

> If you decide to drop it I suggest you make sure you have Med Pay on your

> auto.

> Thank you,

> Dr. Sandra Lance, D.C.

>

>

> -

> " Robin " <zami9

>

> Wednesday, January 05, 2005 9:48 PM

> Re: Thyroid Support - Dr. David

> Williams

>

>

> Thank you all so much for the information on low Thyroid. Wow.. lots of

> information to digest. Well, I'll start out by purchasing some powdered

> kelp and adding Selenium to my supplements.. I'm also looking at a few

> different natural supplements that I found through your support.

>

> I got another message from my doctor and she said that it is the TSH that

> is

> elevated.. the T4 is normal.. I take that to mean that my TSH is working

> overtime to keep the T4 normal. Still haven't had an actual conversation

> with my doctor.. it's so difficult these days to connect through an HMO.

> .... which brings me to my next statement... My health insurance this year

> is now $390 per month just for the premium.. I'm going to be 61 in

> February.. and it just keeps going up every year it seems.. I take very

> good care of myself nutritionally and exercise... I'm told that I look

> like

> I'm in my late 40's early 50's...though I don't think that's really

> true...before you start to think I'm a Narcissist... I'm telling you this

> for a reason! I'm thinking long and hard about dropping the HMO until I am

> eligible for Medicare... I've been having to take money out of my not so

> large savings to pay for my medical coverage... any thoughts out there??

>

> thank you again, I'm so appreciative.

>

> Robin

>