A little something to ponder. I find myself amazed with all the commotion going on about health care. First let me state my case. First off I don’t care either way because I know whatever they do they are going to fall short, and cost me money. But I also look at the other side, and if you don’t realize that the health care system is broke, then I hope you don’t ever have to find out. But one day you will and then you will see what the rest of us see, the only problem is that it may be to late. I would call that an opportunity lost. But this is not about me it’s about you and everyone else that are attacking your representative. Maybe this will force them to create a bill that will work. I doubt it but it is a hope.

Now what gets me is that our representatives treat us all like idiots because you don’t know what you want, they don’t even read the bills they sign, so they really don’t know what they are forcing upon us. But instead of using this as an opportunity to tell your representatives off, just maybe people should be telling the representitive what they do want out of a health care system. I look at it from a different set of eyes, you see I look at health care as far back as when Clinton jack health care up, that was also a lost opportunity. But what I see is that some people just don’t want a healthcare change, so they don’t want you to have healthcare change. To them things are fine. These are the same people that claims they want government out of their life but every time they are in power the government grows. You figure it out. It must be a really plush job living off of the tax payers. Could you say welfare. You spend your hard earned money taking care of people that don’t give a dam about you. Now you tell me who the fool is.

What I’m saying is that if something is good for one it may have a different affect on another, for this reason health care is so hard. So in order to make an intelligent decision you have to look and see who a healthcare change will benefit. If it is you your are probably poor to middle class or older on a fixed income. These are the people who healthcare impacts the most, they need change because health care is taking its toll. Now if you are upper middle class or rich well money buy good healthcare, and I hope you never have to experience the system without your money or until your insurance company refuses to pay and then your problems start.

I have been a victim of an insurance company refusing to pay, the medical industry go after you with a vengeance when you can’t pay, and they will jack up your credit if you let them. You see somebody has to pay and if it’s not your insurance company, it is you. You also have to think if the powers that be wanted health care reform that is exactly what we would have. Healtcare is a tuff subject, but like anything, we can tackle this, if we stop yelling, and listen and demand answers and provide or offer solutions. So my suggestion to you is take a look and see who don’t want a change in healthcare, If they look like you, if they live like you, then maybe they know something you don’t know, if they are different them maybe there motivation is their pocket book. But then again that is just my opinion.

Alot of people believe that if left alone private industry would fix healthcare, well they have had over 20 years and haven't done it yet. I wonder why?   $$$$$$

So how would you fix Healthcare? Offer up your comments on what you would do to fix healthcare.