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Thank you for the brief info you sent.

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Nukhet

Subject: Re: Hi to each of you.../reply to NukhetTo: MSersLife Date: Sunday, July 25, 2010, 9:47 PM

http://www.answers. com/topic/ homeopathyOn the other hand, we do have Medicare and Social Security Disability and Retirement Insurance,andspecial income supplementation and Medicaid forthe very poor--even for those on a form of Social Securitywhose incomes are low--me, for instance, as an injury forcedf me to retire all too early.When I was in college in Portland, Oregon in the States,It cost me $1.00 per doctor visit, .50 cents per lab visit,and $1.00 per day for hospital admission. These wereCounty benefits paid for by federal, state and local taxes.This was in the 1950s. All college students got equivalentbenefits in the state of Oregon at that time. I was diagnosed there with MS at the age of 19.I think the problem with a country so large as ours isthat everything

is done rather by pieces, unlike most ofEurope, the Mediterranean, parts of the Middle East,and--obviously- -Turkey.I am fortunate in living near San Francisco, California,where there are so many university-based clinics thatdo accept Medicare, Medicaid and all other insurances.San Francisco has its own city-based program as well.Established medicine does not yet embrace herbs andother natural remedies, though many large health-caregroups, Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) dohave chiropractic and osteopathic physicians on board.A good source for herbs and other vitamins and supplements is:www.iherb.com'nuff said,Love to you Nukhet,n

From: nukhet demirayakhosrik <nukhetdemirayakhosr ik (AT) yahoo (DOT) com>To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.comSent: Sun, July 25, 2010 3:42:46 AMSubject: Re: Hi to each of you.../to Anne