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Category Archives: chronic degenerative diseases
March 1, 2009
Posted in chronic degenerative diseases, health care crisis, health crisis, public policy, Senator Ben Downing, unified payer
Tags: absolute risk, adverse events, chronic degenerative diseases, health care crisis, health crisis, public policy, unified payer
Anonymous - March 2, 2009 - 4:55 am
I’d be interested to know what our lovely State Senator had to say in response to your comments. I’m sure it was some, rehearsed mumbo-jumbo.
But as usual, your insight and passion shine through in your article. Keep up the good fight.
J. Peck
docmay - March 2, 2009 - 7:49 am
Actually, I am very impressed with Senator Ben Downing. That, coming from someone not easily impressed by politicians.
While his answer was incomplete (the problem is monumental), it was sincere and empathetic.
As best I understood, he basically acknowledged that the reform mandate, such as it is, is a deeply flawed starting point.
What impressed about him the most, was his command of a broad spectrum of issues, as evidenced by his articulate in-depth responses to questions.
The simple fact that he holds open-house, open-forum district meetings shows that he is willing to listen, and that he is open to his constituents legitimate concerns, opinions and suggestions.
He did indicate that he would be receptive to hearing my suggestions relative to public health policy.
In short, I believe we are lucky to have Senator Ben Downing representing us.
Thanks for reading, for your comments and support.
admin - March 2, 2009 - 10:24 am
docmay said…
Actually, I am very impressed with Senator Ben Downing. That, coming from someone not easily impressed by politicians.
While his answer was incomplete (the problem is monumental), it was sincere and empathetic.
As best I understood, he basically acknowledged that the reform mandate, such as it is, is a deeply flawed starting point.
What impressed about him the most, was his command of a broad spectrum of issues, as evidenced by his articulate in-depth responses to questions.
The simple fact that he holds open-house, open-forum district meetings shows that he is willing to listen, and that he is open to his constituents legitimate concerns, opinions and suggestions.
He did indicate that he would be receptive to hearing my suggestions relative to public health policy.
In short, I believe we are lucky to have Senator Ben Downing representing us.
Thanks for reading, for your comments and support.
March 2, 2009 9:49 AM
admin - March 2, 2009 - 10:26 am
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as comments very often go to my original blog @ hardwired4health.blogspot.com, i cut and paste them here into my website blog…ergo it say: admin says:
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