My prediction...
Mr Jarrell is not long for this site.
Hoosierdoc will be back. Again.
If you think that's true, I want a piece of that action.
My prediction...
Mr Jarrell is not long for this site.
Hoosierdoc will be back. Again.
Because personal issues should have nothing to do with doing what is right.
Not that I carry any serious pull around here, but why don't we focus on making this a "why hoosierdoc is awesome" thread... thoughts?
Your right mbills. Walk in another man's shoes for awhile. Being judged by what others perceive you to be sucks. I'm lucky to have found a few here who have actually gotten to know me. I'm a better person for it. If you ain't got nothing good to say about someone, then don't say nothing at all. People ignore me all the time. . . And I thank them!Ok...here it goes:
Recent events have given me a perspective on life that I truly hope none of you ever get to experience. HOWEVER, I couldn't be more appreciative of the situation, because it's motivated me to truly try and look for the best in everything and, more importantly, every ONE. You have no idea what other people are going through, and you can never judge a book by its cover. This isn't some Kumbayah hippie love everyone BS, just a friendly reminder to treat fellow humans with as much dignity and respect as you can muster, even enemies or those you don't much care for.
Mbill's sack alone is not a worthy topic. But mbill's sack with 100,000 volts running thru it, well now.Anything would be better than all this talk about your sack. I hope Doc comes back to us soon!
Anything would be better than all this talk about your sack. I hope Doc comes back to us soon!
Your right mbills. Walk in another man's shoes for awhile. Being judged by what others perceive you to be sucks. I'm lucky to have found a few here who have actually gotten to know me. I'm a better person for it. If you ain't got nothing good to say about someone, then don't say nothing at all. People ignore me all the time. . . And I thank them!
Mbill's sack alone is not a worthy topic. But mbill's sack with 100,000 volts running thru it, well now.
Maybe we could get Doc to come back if we offered up a sacrifice.
Who could we throw into the Volcano, you know, for the good of INGO?
Yes, sometimes it becomes such a big topic. . It explodes!!So what you are saying is adding voltage it becomes a "bigger" topic?
Over the line Smokey....Yes, sometimes it becomes such a big topic. . It explodes!!
Yes, sometimes it becomes such a big topic. . It explodes!!
Line? . . . We don't need no stinking line!Over the line Smokey....
The religion thing is merely an experiment. If it goes well then it will be a go.
If it does not then the rule stands as written.
Me too, saw nothing good coming from trying to have those discussions in this format.I wondered if the religion thing contributed to Doc leaving as well. Personally it appeared to me like he was being personally attacked at times in a very uncivil manner. The threads seemed to be designed for that. I stayed as far away from them as I could.
Ok...here it goes:
Recent events have given me a perspective on life that I truly hope none of you ever get to experience. HOWEVER, I couldn't be more appreciative of the situation, because it's motivated me to truly try and look for the best in everything and, more importantly, every ONE. You have no idea what other people are going through, and you can never judge a book by its cover. This isn't some Kumbayah hippie love everyone BS, just a friendly reminder to treat fellow humans with as much dignity and respect as you can muster, even enemies or those you don't much care for.
this right here. I am out of rep or you would get some more!
Years ago before Obamacare became law it was discussed in the media and around millions of coffee tables nationwide. There was a forum at IPFW to discuss national health care. I was invited to be on the panel and took the position against national health care.
About a month before the panel I caught something mild to moderate and went to see the doctor. I told him I was going to be on the panel and what viewpoint I had, and then asked him if he could contribute any thoughts toward the debate. Without hesitation he said, "stay the hell out of the way between me and my patients! That goes for insurance companies and the government!" He was extremely frustrated back then about the bureaucracy that he had to go through just to do his job.
I can only imagine for folks like Hoosierdoc it has only gotten worse, much worse.
I have insurance. I'll be facing another surgery in about three (3) weeks for my finger. I will need therapy for my finger afterwards. However, I have already used about six (6) or eight (8) therapy sessions this calender year and am allowed 20 per year, irregardless of need. I looked into paying for therapy myself. IF I were to do that the price for me would be $644 per hour! I simply cannot afford that. My doctor knows I might need 10 therapies or 50, depending upon my rate of recovery. Yet, he also knows that most folks cannot afford the treatment. If I need therapy twice a week that would come to $5,152 a month. How many people can afford that out of pocket? And what if it was just for four (4) monthes? And this is with me having insurance! By the way, I owe about $650 for the therapies I have already had this year. Apparently they aren't covered 100% until my $6,350 deductible is met...
I cannot imagine how hard it is for someone in his shoes who sees people with chronic conditions every day. How frustrating it must be to have some damned righteous government regulations standing between you and every single person you want to help. Then, when a top member of that administration that touted the greatness of European care comes running home to an "inferior" system must surely rub salt in the wound.
Don't misunderstand, I'm not attacking European care, but when the Obama administration kept pointing to them as "a better way" then a top official chooses to run to America away from "better care" the hypocrisy is overwhelming and maddening.
I hope Hoosierdoc reconsiders his decision. His character, knowledge, integrity, experience, honesty and dedication to sharing and enlightening will be missed, at least by this member.
Sincerely,
Doug
Your right mbills. Walk in another man's shoes for awhile. Being judged by what others perceive you to be sucks. I'm lucky to have found a few here who have actually gotten to know me. I'm a better person for it. If you ain't got nothing good to say about someone, then don't say nothing at all. People ignore me all the time. . . And I thank them!