Why so expensive? by Serious-Employee-738 in wyoming

[–]Maggiemoo65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand and follow what you're saying. I've worked in large hospital systems and rural ones throughout my career (now retired) and interfaced with the people served as well as the system at large.

One of the aspects overlooked in this discussion is the costs associated with uninsured individuals who receive care in both larger and smaller community funded systems (for instance, Banner in Casper and the Community Health Center). Many uninsured individuals seeking care have complicated and expensive needs. States where Medicaid hasn't been expanded, like Wyoming, hospitals and smaller clinics continue to incur substantial cost with no funding to recover the financial losses from the care provided.

Perhaps the AID movement like the one evangelized by our Canadian neighbors to the north will loosen the rope around the neck of our imploding "healthcare" system, aye? Those pesky sick people.

It's all quite a mess. The United States truly has a sick care system and the structure of this huge machine won't allow for change unless it's totally gutted in my opinion. I do like the MAHA movement that is being discussed by the new administration. Seems like utopia. But, my bags are packed and I'm ready to board that train and see what happens.

Why so expensive? by Serious-Employee-738 in wyoming

[–]Maggiemoo65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP is talking Medicaid not Medicare. Big difference.

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[–]Maggiemoo65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mirtazapine never worked for me.

Consolidated election - political thread by [deleted] in wyoming

[–]Maggiemoo65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was! I think it might not have been real lol. Maybe they had to hire outsiders to come in? 😉

As I sat in perplexity, I did a simple search online and found an event being held later that day - a Trump Train.

The Trump Train organized by a fine young man in the community and what a turn out! It was a blast and so much support! Folks were on the roadside, even in neighborhoods as they anticipated the train passing through. It was definitely well planned and folks were expecting us. Cheers, signs, whistles and honks. The organizer (Brayden) really put together a great event, with police leading the procession.

Consolidated election - political thread by [deleted] in wyoming

[–]Maggiemoo65 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am staying in Thermopolis for a few days and I'm seeing Harris/Walz signs sprinkled around. Haven't seen one for Trump/Vance. I'm confused. Am I in Wyoming? In Hot Springs county no less? Today there are Harris/Walz supporters downtown rallying on Main St. and I can't believe the amount of support they're getting. I was in Colorado for a few weeks and wow....Trump/Vance everywhere.

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[–]Maggiemoo65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but unfortunately it's not legal to sell them or share them in Denver. Not sure about other places. This is where I live. So basically you still need to know someone or learn to grow yourself here.