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Originally Posted by harlowvart
Not sure why you're assuming that none of us posting on this thread have chronic medical conditions or mental health issues.

Chronic conditions are predictable in the sense that a person knows that their condition may make them cancel at the last minute. A person...

I'm not sure what the topic should be if there should be any real topic at all. I never know what is right or wrong or if there is a right or wrong I just write most of the time. I'm not sure if everything I write is read completely or just bits and pieces, either way is fine if that is what you choose to do.

It has been a busy day today for us with outside errands to get done but pretty boring the rest of the past week. We did take the critters to get their check up and shots which...

My dear friend with whom I whoopsie-daisied and ended up loving, just lazes around playing video games and in a chat room every day for the last week. Barely in touch the way we used to be. He's supposed to be looking for a job and has been doing utterly nothing. That's why he hasn't been in touch as often - busy doing bs that isn't helpful for him. It breaks my heart he's going backwards and now I can't even look at him as potential boyfriend, much less husband, material until he snaps out of it...

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This week's Time Magazine has a feature article about America's sick care industry. The article written by Steven Brill is well researched and doesn't paint a pretty picture about what is now the largest industry in the country. It uses up more of our money in taxes, in insurance premiums and out of pocket costs than any other. And yet as Brill points out we do not as consumers, get a better outcome than than other countries, who spend a lot less per capita on medical care.