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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a medical social worker and I welcome any of you who think medicaid should be less accessible to come meet my clients and tell them that to their face. Let's start with the mom of a 6 year old with a rare genetic disease (which requires constant care) who has gone absolutely bankrupt to qualify and is now living in absolute agony wondering if it will get ripped away and her child will suffer and with absolutely no exaggeration...die. You would like this family, hard working, middle class, good people who are suffering because as PP says...healthcare is not a human right. [/quote] This is a sad story, but the child will not lose Medicaid. The hysterics don’t help your argument. Also the mom should have a job assuming the six year old is in some sort of school and assistance is being provided by the state. Not really sure what the issue is here. [/quote] Good god the ignorance.[/quote] Seriously. So ignorant. PP—don’t comment on my story if you don’t know the facts. The mom is the primary caregiver. And the dad’s employment couldn’t cover the medical costs in this universe or any other. Hope you never face this type of situation but if you did, you’d realize you were a self righteous, ignorant person. [/quote]
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