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In reply to the discussion: Alright, I kind of went at it w/ a conservative today. [View all]LittleGirl
(8,994 posts)120. some people just like to complain
even when they don't mean it. And some are just whiny shits for the hell of it. I thought your note was quite nicely written. Notes are difficult because the 'tone' can't be conveyed. You can write sarcasm and yet, someone will miss the tone entirely.
And you mentioned that you were close friends even in hard times so that made the tone of your note easy to read without being cranky or mean either. And facebook! argh. I removed half of my 'friends' this week because some never posted, some were friends over 5 yrs ago and there was no connection anymore. People need to move on sometimes. Your nicely written note said, I could do that but I'm won't and here's why. good job.
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What is hilarious about that is when it comes to the military, does she expect any other than the
treestar
Mar 2012
#46
My brother needing an eye exam is with Kaiser and he got an appt for a misdiagnosis.
SleeplessinSoCal
Mar 2012
#54
Does a "waiver" mean you opt out? "If that doesn't work for me I am to call a different . . . "
SleeplessinSoCal
Mar 2012
#52
So it's still paid for by the govt. I wonder if she's ever dealt with private insurance....
SleeplessinSoCal
Mar 2012
#109
Not far enough. But you did use some pretty big words and advance some fairly abstract ideas.
geckosfeet
Mar 2012
#55
Brava! I use military healthcare and it has literally saved my life more than once.
LiberalLoner
Mar 2012
#64
Good response! Don't emergency cases take priority over elective exams?
Gold Metal Flake
Mar 2012
#70
Well you make some good points. But I will tell you I have seen both sides of this issue. There
southernyankeebelle
Mar 2012
#113
I can compare it to the times my dad was in the military in the 50s. I remember momma taking us to
southernyankeebelle
Mar 2012
#136
I have private insurance--Blue Cross Blue Shield--and I need relatively important surgery
Liberal_Stalwart71
Mar 2012
#150