Comments on: On Health Care: The Price of Hope http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/ News and Views on Politics, Policy and More Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:41:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: family chiropractic & wellness center http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3394 family chiropractic & wellness center Fri, 11 Dec 2009 22:47:29 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3394 You are a very smart person! Did you write this yourself? If so do you have more of it? You are a very smart person! Did you write this yourself? If so do you have more of it?

]]> By: Health Care Smackdown: Cox Vs. Moritz | The Arkansas Project http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3393 Health Care Smackdown: Cox Vs. Moritz | The Arkansas Project Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:49:17 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3393 [...] Business editor Gwen Moritz name-checks the Arkansas Project in this op-ed response to a post from a couple of weeks back by our own Cory Allen [...] [...] Business editor Gwen Moritz name-checks the Arkansas Project in this op-ed response to a post from a couple of weeks back by our own Cory Allen [...]

]]> By: Cory Allen Cox http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3392 Cory Allen Cox Fri, 07 Aug 2009 02:00:00 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3392 The funny thing is, Bryce, if the person not really named Pitt looked at my facebook like they did my twitter, then they would know that I don't have the Camaro yet and have been wrestling with buying it at all because of the bailout of GM. 426 horses vs. my over developed sense of right and wrong. I reckon I won't buy it but I make no promises. I've addressed Pitt in an email. I won't address all of this...not here anyway. The funny thing is, Bryce, if the person not really named Pitt looked at my facebook like they did my twitter, then they would know that I don’t have the Camaro yet and have been wrestling with buying it at all because of the bailout of GM. 426 horses vs. my over developed sense of right and wrong. I reckon I won’t buy it but I make no promises.
I’ve addressed Pitt in an email. I won’t address all of this…not here anyway.

]]> By: AKA Bryce http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3391 AKA Bryce Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:44:24 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3391 Great article Cory. Pitt A trip to the French quarter, a big screen, some alcohol, a new house, a camero. None of these things equal the costs of his sisters health care. You’re a god damn piece of shit man, you really are. If your real name is really Pitt Crawley, which I doubt, I hope I get to meet you one day. Great article Cory.

Pitt
A trip to the French quarter, a big screen, some alcohol, a new house, a camero. None of these things equal the costs of his sisters health care.

You’re a god damn piece of shit man, you really are. If your real name is really Pitt Crawley, which I doubt, I hope I get to meet you one day.

]]> By: Pitt Crawley http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3390 Pitt Crawley Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:23:14 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3390 Dear Mr. Cox: I am sorry that your sister suffered and died, but I don't understand why you write that "no one in my family" can afford to pay off her medical bills. And I don't understand why they should be passed on to me. I don't understand these things because 1. you are a lawyer who can afford to dine in the French Quarter and drink alcohol ("Had a good meeting with our vendor. Now, down to the French Quarter for some food and a hurricane."11:28 AM Jul 31st from web); 2. you can afford a big-screen TV ("We just bought this big old TV to mount on the wall. Don't know how I'm going to do this, we'll see."9:58 PM Jun 27th from web); 3. you can afford a new house ("Jill and I took the dog to the new house to get her used to it. What a spoiled brat."5:23 PM May 22nd from web); 4. you can afford a new Camaro ("I finally saw the new Camaro in real life. A black SS with black leather. Exactly like I ordered. Drool....."6:51 PM May 7th from web.) Why do you have such an entitlement mentality? Surely, the "very caring health professionals" you mention deserve some of your disposable income? Please explain. Dear Mr. Cox: I am sorry that your sister suffered and died, but I don’t understand why you write that “no one in my family” can afford to pay off her medical bills. And I don’t understand why they should be passed on to me. I don’t understand these things because 1. you are a lawyer who can afford to dine in the French Quarter and drink alcohol (“Had a good meeting with our vendor. Now, down to the French Quarter for some food and a hurricane.”11:28 AM Jul 31st from web); 2. you can afford a big-screen TV (“We just bought this big old TV to mount on the wall. Don’t know how I’m going to do this, we’ll see.”9:58 PM Jun 27th from web); 3. you can afford a new house (“Jill and I took the dog to the new house to get her used to it. What a spoiled brat.”5:23 PM May 22nd from web); 4. you can afford a new Camaro (“I finally saw the new Camaro in real life. A black SS with black leather. Exactly like I ordered. Drool…..”6:51 PM May 7th from web.) Why do you have such an entitlement mentality? Surely, the “very caring health professionals” you mention deserve some of your disposable income? Please explain.

]]> By: Anthony W. Smith http://www.thearkansasproject.com/health-care-the-price-of-hope/#comment-3389 Anthony W. Smith Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:48:07 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=7400#comment-3389 Cory, first let me say I understand your sorrow, I too lost my sister a few years ago and it is not an easy thing watching your love one go threw pain and suffering. I have been a nurse for the past twenty-four years and I can tell you your sister's case is not an isolated one. This kind of treatment goes on daily around the clock all over our country. You are correct in your assessment, no one in this country is denied medical treatment for any reason, especially the abilty to pay. I could give you countless examples. My employer has a patient that is going on 4 years in an acute setting. She would have ceased to exist quite some time ago in a socialized medical system. Hospitals and doctors write of millions, probably billions, each year, but no one is turned away in need of medical care. Cory, first let me say I understand your sorrow, I too lost my sister a few years ago and it is not an easy thing watching your love one go threw pain and suffering. I have been a nurse for the past twenty-four years and I can tell you your sister’s case is not an isolated one. This kind of treatment goes on daily around the clock all over our country. You are correct in your assessment, no one in this country is denied medical treatment for any reason, especially the abilty to pay. I could give you countless examples. My employer has a patient that is going on 4 years in an acute setting. She would have ceased to exist quite some time ago in a socialized medical system. Hospitals and doctors write of millions, probably billions, each year, but no one is turned away in need of medical care.

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