Thanks Owen and Eric for giving me a simple answer to my simple question.
Thanks also to Doug for the reassuring private email he sent me. I do have a
question for Doug: I don't see how the facts that you list pertain to my
question of how uninsured people are treated when they suddenly need
Again, apologies to all for my cranky outburst yesterday.
I suppose I teed off on the broad nature of the question:
*
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*...what happens if an uninsured person suddenly needs massive medical
treatment to avoid death or crippling consequences*
Given that out the the 350 million US population
Having to deal with this within my own family (Gil), there are a
surprising number of ways people can get help, both in terms of
emergency room access and subsidized insurance.
The bad news is you have to be pretty bright and insistent to find the
solutions and to work through the
Americans: Neither Ugly nor Dumb
I have enjoyed the plethora of Wisdom apropos contemporary mores and innovation
from Friam correspondents: finally a reply is irresistible. But I can
respond only with banal facts I have personally experienced and know to be
true.
On dumth: I have
Peter,
A bit of Santa Feana for you Joyce lovers.
Did you know that there is a Joyce group in Town here that meets weekly to read
and discuss Joyces work? This week they are working through Portrait of the
Artist, chapter by chapter, and Finnegan's Wake, sentence by sentence. The
group
I don't personally think Doug's comments were all that cranky, but then I've
been on this list for a long time - it seems to me more like he was playing
Devil's Advocate. But to John's sincere question, I also wonder what generally
happens to uninsured people who come to a hospital emergency
Not cranky either, by any means. Certainly not for those planning to attend
in the (naive) hope of a quiet evening of Bach, Mozart, or Pink Floyd.
But, moderately complex, with intermittent swarm behavior [observable to the
more astute observers].
Annual Santa Fe Fat Tuesday Pub
Nick - When? Where? -- R
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 2:56 PM, Nicholas Thompson
nickthomp...@earthlink.net wrote:
Peter,
A bit of Santa Feana for you Joyce lovers.
Did you know that there is a Joyce group in Town here that meets weekly to
read and discuss Joyces work? This week they are
Peter,
Can we expect an analysis? ;-)
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