Re: Its been ONE YEAR since Armstrong's Wall Street Journal article on the ACOEM position paper and the conflicts of interest scandal

[Guest guest]

Yeah, well, can't deny all that, but...

I was thinking of this day as the anniversary of a HUGE success of one of our

dear list members, the powerful and undaunted, Ms. Kramer. My hat is off to her

for her skills in educating by getting people to pay attention.

Huzzah, Sharon - you are truly a hero in my book!

Be patient, Live... we're gaining on it. We'll reach the tipping point before

too long, I feel it in my gut (and no, that's not IBS talking - thankfully, I've

missed that scurge).

~Haley

LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

Searching for comments on Google, there are quite a few (defense

oriented) web pages that discuss the issue,

but people are still unable to bring cases that are clear and should

be easy to decide.

They must be pleased as punch.

Some deep pocketed people still hire lawyers out of pocket, but the

sickest people are standing out in the cold and are losing their lives

and homes.

Nobody cares.

People are not getting medical care.

Because they are sick, lives are being ruined.

What the hell is going on in Washington?

[Guest guest]

YES, Thank you so very much Sharon for getting this information out there.

And please don't misunderstand what I was saying. I am just angry that

change is so difficult to bring about when there are so many people getting ill.

[Guest guest]

It's all about the money... when you find out who's benefiting from sweeping

it all under the rug, you'll find out why. ;-{

On Jan 9, 2008 6:05 PM, LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

> Searching for comments on Google, there are quite a few (defense

> oriented) web pages that discuss the issue,

> but people are still unable to bring cases that are clear and should

> be easy to decide.

>

> They must be pleased as punch.

> Some deep pocketed people still hire lawyers out of pocket, but the

> sickest people are standing out in the cold and are losing their lives

> and homes.

>

> Nobody cares.

>

> People are not getting medical care.

>

> Because they are sick, lives are being ruined.

>

> What the hell is going on in Washington?

>

>