Re: [TMIC] Sicko

2007-11-19 Thread JHarper33
 
I haven't seen the film, but from what I have heard about  national 
socialized medicine, I'm not for that, either. Someone just posted a  few weeks 
ago 
some facts about Canadian health care with its waits and all. I  know one local 
family from Canada who had a family member there die while  waiting for 
treatment for an easily fixable problem. I don't know what the  answer to the 
health 
care crisis is, but I don't think that's it.
 
Barbara H.
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Group

I have seen the film Sicko from Michael More. A part  of the film was in 
Europe, France and England. I know the systems there, the  basic what he showed 
in 
the film was right. But it is not that way in all the  countries, but the 
basic in Europe is the same. In principal, everyone is  insured, sick or 
healthy. 
Part of the social system. As Dutch, my insurance  works also in Spain and 
other countries. Fact is also, (what was not in the  movie) when I become in an 
hospital in a cheaper country, my insurance forced  me to stay there for the 
complete treatment and let me come back when I am  completely done.

What he showed from the States. The samples he  showed were picked out, to 
show how bad it is. I can look through that. BBut  how do you think about the 
movie, or is it not in the cinema's there. Who has  seen it (it is on the 
internet to download, in the newsgroups) and what are  the reactions about you 
from 
the States?

Wim from  Holland


 



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RE: [TMIC] Sicko

2007-11-19 Thread wim from holland

In Holland, there is also the waiting problem. But there is always a way out 
here. We always can go to Belgium or Germany who do not have these problems. 
That is not a problem wich lies in the medical care, but a gouverment who does 
not do the right things. Like in France and England. There is a hope discussion 
about it. Holland is now lead by right wing parties. Hope in the next elections 
the socialists have the majority, then it will get better, like it was ten 
years ago. Here the right wing only looks at the money, while the left wing 
looks for the care and the people. All the stories told in your country about 
socialism is not the way we see it. It is more how christianity should be in 
practic. The strong looks after the week. They do not hate rich people, they 
hate poverty in a rich world.


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SickoTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; tmic-list@eskimo.com


I haven't seen the film, but from what I have heard about national socialized 
medicine, I'm not for that, either. Someone just posted a few weeks ago some 
facts about Canadian health care with its waits and all. I know one local 
family from Canada who had a family member there die while waiting for 
treatment for an easily fixable problem. I don't know what the answer to the 
health care crisis is, but I don't think that's it.
 
Barbara H.
http://barbarah.wordpress.com/
 
In a message dated 11/18/2007 7:16:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] writes:
Group I have seen the film Sicko from Michael More. A part of the film was in 
Europe, France and England. I know the systems there, the basic what he showed 
in the film was right. But it is not that way in all the countries, but the 
basic in Europe is the same. In principal, everyone is insured, sick or 
healthy. Part of the social system. As Dutch, my insurance works also in Spain 
and other countries. Fact is also, (what was not in the movie) when I become in 
an hospital in a cheaper country, my insurance forced me to stay there for the 
complete treatment and let me come back when I am completely done. What he 
showed from the States. The samples he showed were picked out, to show how bad 
it is. I can look through that. BBut how do you think about the movie, or is it 
not in the cinema's there. Who has seen it (it is on the internet to download, 
in the newsgroups) and what are the reactions about you from the States? Wim 
from Holland

 


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Re: [TMIC] thanks

2007-11-19 Thread Heather Pieter
Wow Sally,

From Hawaii (I think that is where you are) to Utah.  Weather change for sure. 
 Don't be surprised if you feel different sensations in your limbs as well 
with the altitude and weather changes.

Otherwise, glad you will be back with us in the new year.  Looking forward to 
hearing from you then.

Safe journey,

Heather in Calgary 
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  Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 11:51 AM
  Subject: [TMIC] thanks


  I'll be 'unsubscribing' soon as I'm moving to the mainland and too busy 
getting ready to read much email - and also, my computer will be in storage for 
a couple of months!

  But first I want to thank everyone for all the comments and replies that have 
helped me to 'hang in there' and at least have an idea of what to expect and 
how to best deal with this great adventure called TM.

  I'm still gaining ground after 2 1/2 years - just recently I'm actually 
feeling the muscles in my previously paralyzed leg - and now realize that it's 
no wonder I couldn't walk better, sooner, as I couldn't even feel my muscles, 
much less use them!  :)  On the other hand, my much overused left leg is still 
apparently dealing with some inflammation from the over-use and resultant 
piriformis syndrome causing sciatica pain!  But I'm sure part of the pain is 
also the typical burning caused by the neuropathic pain, so it's confusing to 
know just what to do.

  But anyway, I wanted to thank everyone and wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving! 
 I'll rejoin you sometime next year when I get re-settled.

  Love to you all,
  Sally

  PS:  I'm excited to get to Utah to meet a fellow TMer (Denise Preston) who 
I've already talked to on the phone.  We'll be living fairly close to each 
other and she's already shared with me some of the resources available in that 
area!



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RE: [TMIC] thanks

2007-11-19 Thread Larry Throne

Sally,
Stop right now, don't do another thing.  There is something wrong with your 
reality.
Your not thinking right. I think everyone in the group will agree with me.  
Your supposed to move to Hawaii not move from.  You have it backwards. It must 
be your TM causing you to get things all topsy-turvy and mistaken.  Now go lay 
down, fix a cocktail, put on a little Tiny bubbles and relax.  It'll all be 
better soon.

Larry in Oklahoma who wishes he were there for the winter.


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 18:51:39 +To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
[TMIC] thanks
I'll be 'unsubscribing' soon as I'm moving to the mainland and too busy getting 
ready to read much email - and also, my computer will be in storage for a 
couple of months!
But first I want to thank everyone for all the comments and replies that have 
helped me to 'hang in there' and at least have an idea of what to expect and 
how to best deal with this great adventure called TM.
I'm still gaining ground after 2 1/2 years - just recently I'm actually feeling 
the muscles in my previously paralyzed leg - and now realize that it's no 
wonder I couldn't walk better, sooner, as I couldn't even feel my muscles, much 
less use them!  :)  On the other hand, my much overused left leg is still 
apparently dealing with some inflammation from the over-use and resultant 
piriformis syndrome causing sciatica pain!  But I'm sure part of the pain is 
also the typical burning caused by the neuropathic pain, so it's confusing to 
know just what to do.
But anyway, I wanted to thank everyone and wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!  
I'll rejoin you sometime next year when I get re-settled.
Love to you all,Sally
PS:  I'm excited to get to Utah to meet a fellow TMer (Denise Preston) who I've 
already talked to on the phone.  We'll be living fairly close to each other and 
she's already shared with me some of the resources available in that area!

Re: [TMIC] thanks

2007-11-19 Thread Jenna Stentz
Larry,
I agree with you!
Jenna



- Original Message 
From: Larry Throne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; tmic-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 8:04:37 PM
Subject: RE: [TMIC] thanks

Sally,
Stop right now, don't do another thing.  There is something wrong with your 
reality.
Your not thinking right. I think everyone in the group will agree with me.  
Your supposed to move to Hawaii not move from.  You have it backwards. It must 
be your TM causing you to get things all topsy-turvy and mistaken.  Now go lay 
down, fix a cocktail, put on a little Tiny bubbles and relax.  It'll all be 
better soon.



Larry in Oklahoma who wishes he were there for the winter.






From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 18:51:39 +
To: tmic-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [TMIC] thanks

I'll be 'unsubscribing' soon as I'm moving to the mainland and too busy getting 
ready to read much email - and also, my computer will be in storage for a 
couple of months!
But first I want to thank everyone for all the comments and replies that have 
helped me to 'hang in there' and at least have an idea of what to expect and 
how to best deal with this great adventure called TM.
I'm still gaining ground after 2 1/2 years - just recently I'm actually feeling 
the muscles in my previously paralyzed leg - and now realize that it's no 
wonder I couldn't walk better, sooner, as I couldn't even feel my muscles, much 
less use them!  :)  On the other hand, my much overused left leg is still 
apparently dealing with some inflammation from the over-use and resultant 
piriformis syndrome causing sciatica pain!  But I'm sure part of the pain is 
also the typical burning caused by the neuropathic pain, so it's confusing to 
know just what to do.
But anyway, I wanted to thank everyone and wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!  
I'll rejoin you sometime next year when I get re-settled.
Love to you all,
Sally
PS:  I'm excited to get to Utah to meet a fellow TMer (Denise Preston) who I've 
already talked to on the phone.  We'll be living fairly close to each other and 
she's already shared with me some of the resources available in that area!


  

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