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primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« on: August 12, 2009, 04:20:18 PM »
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tavalon  (1000+ posts)      Wed Aug-12-09 03:57 AM
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Premera refused to pay for my child's medication 

He's been taking it for 7 years and now they won't pay for it. They want to have their panel review it for medical necessity. In the meantime, I crush up my pills (same medicine) because he can't take pills and he really, really needs the medication.

I would be happier to have the Government between me and my Doctor instead of Premera. At least they wouldn't have their profit margin first on their minds.

I'm guessing they are soon going to refuse his epilepsy medicine. It's quite expensive and since he's autistic, he's unlikely to be very productive in society, so if he dies because they won't subsidize his medicine, what's the big deal, right? RIGHT!?!

In the end, I am not afraid of bogus government death panels. I'm scared of the Premera death panels and the United Healthcare death panels and the Cigna death panels and the Aetna death panels that are already in place. I apologize if I missed any of the other for profit health insurance death panels THAT ARE ALREADY IN PLACE AND PRACTICING MURDER WITH IMPUNITY!!!!!!!

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tavalon  (1000+ posts)      Wed Aug-12-09 04:07 AM
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2. I'm going to a townhall tomorrow and hopefully will get the chance to say something

I have already written to Obama. Actually, I wrote the letter to Premera and placed the CC to President Obama. And yes, it got sent to both places.

The maudlin waif primitive:

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Mythsaje  (1000+ posts)        Wed Aug-12-09 04:19 AM
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3. Okay...let me get this straight. 

They're reviewing the need to cover epilepsy meds for a child who's epileptic? Seriously? That's ****ed. Good luck at the town meeting. Try not to clobber too many freeper idiots, though I wouldn't fault you if you did. Hope you get the help you need.

On edit: K&R... This belongs on the Greatest Page far more than my bellyaching.

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tavalon  (1000+ posts)      Wed Aug-12-09 04:23 AM
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5. The current medicine they are refusing is liquid lexapro

He has anxiety (many autistics do) and without it, he becomes panicky and obsessive compulsive. They haven't said anything about the medicine for epilepsy yet, but since he was taking the liquid lexapro for the last seven years and Premera and Aetna before that was paying for it, I wonder if the Trileptal isn't next on the list for "medical review".

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Mythsaje  (1000+ posts)        Wed Aug-12-09 04:29 AM
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10. Sounds like hell... 

Hope everything works out all right one way or another.

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tavalon  (1000+ posts)      Wed Aug-12-09 04:32 AM
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12. Oh, it will. Poor Premera just doesn't understand that you don't mess with this momma bear

I just sent the aforementioned letter so we'll see what happens then. Since I'm able to cover this one, I haven't been as enraged as I would be if it was his Trileptal. But it was just as I was sending that letter that I realized that while our story doesn't include death, it is relevant to something the insurance companies desperately want to cover up. It is they, not the government who are standing between us and our doctors.

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Mythsaje  (1000+ posts)        Wed Aug-12-09 04:48 AM
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18. It's a good illustration of the big disconnect... 

I'm far more concerned about people with a profit motive standing between us and our doctors than a government that doesn't have such a motive (and better not ever develop one).

Oh, now that's very interesting.

Surely the maudlin waif primitive knows that, for example, a Democrat congresswoman who yik-yaks on a cellular telephone while a constituent is asking her a question doesn't "care" about her people.

It's already "developed," and corrupt blue-state Democrats have made an art of not really caring.

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uppityperson  (1000+ posts)        Wed Aug-12-09 04:22 AM
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4. That is very wrong. They need to cover it WHILE they review it

I am so tired of insurance companies trying to control health care. F them and their "profit margins" anyway.

Sayeth Dorothy, the snobbish primitive, who recently went back to work in nursing so as to selfishly increase her own "profit margin."
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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2009, 04:46:27 PM »
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I would be happier to have the Government between me and my Doctor instead of Premera. At least they wouldn't have their profit margin first on their minds.

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It's a good illustration of the big disconnect...  

I'm far more concerned about people with a profit motive standing between us and our doctors than a government that doesn't have such a motive (and better not ever develop one).

And better not ever develop one?!?  And what are you going to do about it when they do?  Hey idiot, you wanted it, you got it.  Shut up and quit complaining your healthcare is being rationed, because now's your chance to be against this non-sense.  Don't come back later and complain if you don't do it now.

The belief that gov't won't drastically reduce the type of care received just because there's no profit incentive is the major lie the primitives aren't willing to accept.  And it's so simple to verify.  All one has to do is look at other gov'ts that have single payer and to see they've rationed away everything, including much of the basics we take for granted.

But, should it pass, it will give the primitives something new to gripe about when what they imagined and reality collide.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #2 on: August 12, 2009, 04:57:31 PM »
And better not ever develop one?!?  And what are you going to do about it when they do?  Hey idiot, you wanted it, you got it.  Shut up and quit complaining your healthcare is being rationed, because now's your chance to be against this non-sense.  Don't come back later and complain if you don't do it now.

The belief that gov't won't drastically reduce the type of care received just because there's no profit incentive is the major lie the primitives aren't willing to accept.  And it's so simple to verify.  All one has to do is look at other gov'ts that have single payer and to see they've rationed away everything, including much of the basics we take for granted.

But, should it pass, it will give the primitives something new to gripe about when what they imagined and reality collide.



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All they are thinking about is the notion that it releases them from being an employed member of productive society while letting them still enjoy the benefits of one.
What was has been the main desire of the hippy movement from the last 40 some years.
It can be summed up in their old slogan of "sex,drugs and rock and roll".
Living a Peter Pan life of no care or responsibility while someone else provides it for them.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #3 on: August 12, 2009, 06:16:13 PM »
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I'm guessing they are soon going to refuse his epilepsy medicine. It's quite expensive and since he's autistic, he's unlikely to be very productive in society, so if he dies because they won't subsidize his medicine, what's the big deal, right? RIGHT!?!

Uh, a little too much acid while you were pregnant DUmbass????? I have a younger brother who contracted epilepsy from overdoing it! He's the dope smokin' hippie of the family. He's even had a "fit" while driving, yet they still renew his frikkin' drivers license every 5 years! Go figure! We don't communicate much. I never could understand self degrading behavior.
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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #4 on: August 12, 2009, 06:40:15 PM »
I smell  :bs:
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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #5 on: August 12, 2009, 06:46:20 PM »
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I'm guessing they are soon going to refuse his epilepsy medicine. It's quite expensive and since he's autistic, he's unlikely to be very productive in society, so if he dies because they won't subsidize his medicine, what's the big deal, right? RIGHT!?!

They will certainly take that into consideration under 0Bamacare.  Many DUmmies are likely to die off since they are unproductive leeches on society.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #6 on: August 12, 2009, 07:28:32 PM »
1.5 bongs
When you are the beneficiary of someone’s kindness and generosity, it produces a sense of gratitude and community.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #7 on: August 12, 2009, 08:20:26 PM »
1.5 bongs

You are generous.  I wouldn't have given it higher than a .5!

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #8 on: August 12, 2009, 08:30:43 PM »

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tavalon   (1000+ posts)           Wed Aug-12-09 04:23 AM
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5. The current medicine they are refusing is liquid lexapro
   
He has anxiety (many autistics do) and without it, he becomes panicky and obsessive compulsive. They haven't said anything about the medicine for epilepsy yet, but since he was taking the liquid lexapro for the last seven years and Premera and Aetna before that was paying for it, I wonder if the Trileptal isn't next on the list for "medical review".

Maybe the insurance company is reviewing whether it is safe for her son to be taking this medicine.


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Before taking this medicine, tell your doctor if you are allergic to any drugs, or if you have:

liver or kidney disease;
seizures or epilepsy;
bipolar disorder (manic depression); or
a history of drug abuse or suicidal thoughts.
If you have any of these conditions, you may need a dose adjustment or special tests to safely take Lexapro.
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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #9 on: August 13, 2009, 05:56:15 AM »
Sounds like they are trying to counter the story of the town-hall protester who made a point about Medicare and Lipitor at Obama's Portsmouth, NH lovefest a couple of days back.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #10 on: August 13, 2009, 06:22:32 AM »
Sounds like they are trying to counter the story of the town-hall protester who made a point about Medicare and Lipitor at Obama's Portsmouth, NH lovefest a couple of days back.

Primitives do things like that.

Something happens in real life that makes the news, and then the primitives make something up--usually a stretchy, in which they stretch the facts--in which they try to pass off as real life.
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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #11 on: August 13, 2009, 06:54:09 AM »
Maybe the insurance company is reviewing whether it is safe for her son to be taking this medicine.

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To go along with that is this part of her little story...
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He's been taking it for 7 years and now they won't pay for it. They want to have their panel review it for medical necessity. In the meantime, I crush up my pills (same medicine) because he can't take pills and he really, really needs the medication.

Now how does she know that she is giving anywhere near the correct dosage?
I have no idea the potential dangers of this drug given the warning you posted but suppose something terrible happens.
You know the result,she will be screeching to the heavens about how the evil companies hurt (or worse) her kid yet all along it was a product of her own stupidity.


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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #12 on: August 13, 2009, 08:30:12 AM »
Maybe the insurance company is reviewing whether it is safe for her son to be taking this medicine.

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Exactly, there could be a valid reason. But instead of discussing it with her doctor, like a reasonable person, she is crushing up her own pills and giving it to him  :hammer:

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #13 on: August 13, 2009, 11:45:18 AM »
Primitives do things like that.

Something happens in real life that makes the news, and then the primitives make something up--usually a stretchy, in which they stretch the facts--in which they try to pass off as real life.

That's exactly what I was thinking, frank. The minute Obama/the left seize on an issue it causes an avalanche at the DUmp. I'm surprised they don't suffocate in their own garbage.

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Re: primitives whining about health insurance coverage again
« Reply #14 on: August 13, 2009, 12:57:02 PM »
...I'm surprised they don't suffocate in their own garbage.

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Who says they don't?  Lack of oxygen to the brain would sure explain a lot of the stupid shit that one finds on the Island.  And the fact that it never seems to get any better or more intelligent over there.
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