Sunday, December 13, 2009 7:15:44 PM
The major problem with our health-care crisis is the ever rising cost; most peoples paychecks - what there are left of people with paychecks, can't possibly keep up with the expense of insurance, let alone the cost of the treatments themselves.
On a personal note, if I may, my appendix ruptured back in '03 - after 6 days in the hospital, almost dying from the infection spread throughout my system - surgery, drugs, etc. - I was presented with a bill for almost $26,000. You gotta be kidding me? Perhaps the Bio-Harp could have detected the inflammation in the appendix before it burst, saving me from an ordeal I never want to go through again - Sorry, but I get a little inflamed when I think back on it LOL.
I'd love to see a Bio-Harp scan someday as a routine part of any medical or dental exam. Ok, I'll shut up now. thanks for indulging me but I am starting to believe more in the possibilities of this.
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