tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post2915699341954733167..comments2023-11-02T03:10:39.674-07:00Comments on GeeeeeZ!: Private Insurance was amazing...Zhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comBlogger61125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-25175196455436391172009-10-28T05:03:58.407-07:002009-10-28T05:03:58.407-07:00"Let's cover those who aren't insured..."Let's cover those who aren't insured and tweak the rest to make it better, not undermine it and ruin it for all of us. We were so grateful for our coverage."<br /><br />Amen, sister!Susannahhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/17706229786132028791noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-87091818733195616702009-10-28T01:11:21.182-07:002009-10-28T01:11:21.182-07:00Good to hear Z, i also have private cover and i ca...Good to hear Z, i also have private cover and i can't fault them, the public system which i also pay for it a different story altogether.<br /><br />No matter what the likes of quacky prattle on about, it's crap which ever way you look at it, that's why the like of him won't move to where socialized medicine is the only option.MathewKhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14385674205383405783noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-4747580988024204802009-10-27T02:28:38.562-07:002009-10-27T02:28:38.562-07:00And if anyone can show me where I objected to the ...And if anyone can show me where I objected to the government's right to tax me, please let me know.<br /><br />It is an entirely different matter to exercise my right to say that our taxpayer money is currently viewed as a cash crop by Washington. While respecting our government’s right to tax its citizens, I would still like to object to the current historic spending spree...<br /><br />Thank you!!!Freedomnowhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09498640235994153216noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-16614513662185143482009-10-27T02:19:50.373-07:002009-10-27T02:19:50.373-07:00Well Tom, you are swallowing a bald-faced lie.
...Well Tom, you are swallowing a bald-faced lie. <br /><br />The Democratic Party views the public option as means to a single payer system. Their leaders have been caught on record saying so.<br /><br />It is sickening (no pun intended).Freedomnowhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09498640235994153216noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-43542015601029083142009-10-26T21:10:15.349-07:002009-10-26T21:10:15.349-07:00Free Thinker..thanks for that...I wish you'd p...Free Thinker..thanks for that...I wish you'd post it on the top article, too..because that is SUCH an important point.<br /><br />YES, ALL DOCTORS MUST accept a minimum payment plan..MUST...and DO.<br /><br />What a huge addition to this discussion.......perhaps I"ll print your comment there now, thanks. <br /><br />THAT is free market thinking....pay as you can, be honest and regular, and you'll get what you need ....bravo, FT.Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-8046914376970316972009-10-26T17:10:01.573-07:002009-10-26T17:10:01.573-07:00My own personal experience with private health ins...My own personal experience with private health insurance, which I always managed to purchase, even though I was "statistically poor" for much of my adult life, has been very good. <br /><br />Before I bought insurance, I was seriously ill a couple of times, and the hospitals and doctors involved allowed me to pay (very) small monthly installments -- at no interest -- till the debt was paid off. Somehow, I always managed to honor my commitment to them and to live decently at the same time. It CAN -- and SHOULD -- be done.<br /><br />I believe we should carry insurance only for catastrophic illness. No one should expect anyone to subsidize the care of ordinary ailments like colds, flu, scraped knees, or vague symptoms that can't be clearly defined.<br /><br />I have noticed that the more government gets involved with health care the more cumbersome, hugely expensive and limited it becomes.<br /><br />I am very glad to learn that Mr and Mrs. Z had a good experience with insurance during Mr. Z's tragic final illness. I too have been part to much serious illness and disability, and have nothing but respect and gratitude for doctors, nurses and their assistants.<br /><br />Lawyers, however, are another matter altogether. <br /><br />~ FreeThinkeAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-17580583043500844482009-10-26T09:51:13.921-07:002009-10-26T09:51:13.921-07:00Tom, I wish you'd commented on my latest blog ...Tom, I wish you'd commented on my latest blog post where I posted YOUR original comment...I'm hoping to get some good conversation there.<br /><br />I'm feeling we do NOT have representation now; Conservatives are not brought to the table, then the Left says "they have no ideas" when anyone with an ear and brains knows they have had very good ideas for health care which did not demanding our country go broke paying for it.<br /><br />We're not being listened to and we're seeing hugely expensive decisions being made which will probably break America...<br /><br />Defense Department closing? That's one of the only things our constitution really does provide for......Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-9265864050977042462009-10-26T00:21:06.408-07:002009-10-26T00:21:06.408-07:00Z,
If we morally decide that we will not turn awa...Z,<br /><br />If we morally decide that we will not turn away any one for medical care, then we have a responsibility to financially support those institutions that give that health care.<br /> <br />No hospital should go broke (out of business) because they give care to those that cannot afford it, especially if they, by law, cannot deny care based on an inability of the patient to pay.<br /><br />It's like an unfunded mandate. We either deny to treat those that cannot pay, or we subsidize the institutions that are mandated to treat those that cannot pay.<br /> <br />It's irresponsible to force institutions to treat people that cannot pay, and then just allow those institutions to go bankrupt.<br /><br />If it's our (society) mandate then we are responsible to pay for the laws we pass.<br /><br />Having everyone insured cuts costs for all. Those who pay for health insurance now, are paying for the expensive bills of the uninsured who do not pay.<br /><br />You are not being forced into a public system. You can keep whatever plan you currently have.<br /><br /><br />Freedom Now,<br /><br />"It is foolish to replace private insurance with government insurance as a means of reform."<br /><br />I agree, and said so. <br /><br />If someone offers the same service for less, that does create competition.<br /><br />Government health, government anything is not free, we all pay for it.<br /><br />I'll repeat myself, I am against government takeover of health care.<br /><br />"Historic debt", is our responsibility. We spent that money without taxing ourselves enough to pay for it.<br /><br />Demanding accountability is EXACTLY what we should do! Why haven't we?! I try all the time. I constantly write my representatives. I encourage Congressional oversight and investigations. I have no idea why you think I don't, or why you call me ignorant.<br /><br />We have an 11 trillion dollar debt. 5 trillion from President Reagan's administration and 5-1/2 trillion from President Bush's administration. WHY? Because we did not tax ourselves enough to pay for what we spent.<br /><br />It is OUR fault. We hired (elected) these politicians, we can fire these politicians, and it is our responsibility to supervise these politicians. We have not been doing our jobs as good, civic minded citizens. <br /><br />It does not matter if we agree with the Iraq war, or not. We are responsible for the debt incurred to wage that war. It's irresponsible to pass that debt to future generations of Americans.<br /><br />Americans voted for, supported, and have reaped the benefits of all the government programs. It is our responsibility to pay for them.<br /><br />If you want to eliminate a program such as the Defense Department, or Social Security, fine. But until we do we still have the responsibility to pay for the programs we made by our democratically legal process. <br /><br />The founding fathers never believed in no taxes. One of the first thing they did was to apply taxes to fund the new government. They only disagreed with "taxation without representation."<br /><br />We have representation by democratic, majority elections. We give those representatives the authority to make laws, including tax laws.TOMhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09538055688006675704noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-63384736322675451492009-10-25T21:05:57.508-07:002009-10-25T21:05:57.508-07:00thank you, FreedomNow..good to hear from you, my f...thank you, FreedomNow..good to hear from you, my friend.<br /><br />Tom, I'm sorry about the 'healthy norm' thing......I'm edgy and jumped down your throat.<br /><br />I'll try to respond tomorrow. Thanks for writing again.<br />I will say I don't see the thinking behind this:<br />"If we make a moral decision that no one will be turned away, then we must also make the moral and responsible decision to financially protect the medical (including hospitals) system by saying that all should be insured."<br /><br />How is making sure all are insured protecting the medical system?<br /><br />I just do not want a public option..period. I don't want to be forced into a plan everyone should know will never be as good as my private insurance plan...Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-47327876069867461212009-10-25T19:28:02.017-07:002009-10-25T19:28:02.017-07:00It is foolish to replace private insurance with go...It is foolish to replace private insurance with government insurance as a means of reform.<br /><br />And please, the code words of "competition" that are used when describing a public option is either foolishness or an outright lie.<br /><br />Both Obama and Barney Frank stated that a public option is the best path to a single payer system. They know that it destroys competition. How much competition does Medicare have? You cant compete with FREE. Post Office styled health care is not serious reform. We dont need a bureaucratic nightmare like that.<br /><br />All this b.s. about "paying taxes" is overboard. Why is it our responsibility to support historic debt gone out of control? I have no problem paying taxes, but demand accountability. If demanding accountability is unpatriotic or selfish then wallow in your ignorance.<br /><br />Z, you are an inspiration. I wish you the best.<br /><br />Thank you for sharing.Freedomnowhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09498640235994153216noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-64168571546013650072009-10-25T18:57:12.602-07:002009-10-25T18:57:12.602-07:00Z,
When I said "healthy norm" I meant be...Z,<br />When I said "healthy norm" I meant best wishes for you personally. You seem to have taken that as some kind of national generality.<br /><br />It's a mistake to judge your good results with your insurance company as the usual result most people and doctors have with insurance companies. According to the current bill your plan will NOT change. You can keep what you have.<br /><br />"Do you want your doctor leaving the practice of medicine (as 45% of docs have threatened to do) because he has to check into Washington to see if that MRI is REALLY needed for you?"<br /><br />Of course not! You are aware that doctors decisions are being dictated by health insurance companies according to what they will pay to cover. Doctors are sick of being told what they should prescribe to their patients by these insurance companies, and a majority (69%) of doctors want health care reform.<br /><br />A government program is not useless because it has fraud and abuse. ALL government programs have fraud and abuse. Should we eliminate, or deny the Defense Department to Americans because the Defense Department has some of the biggest waste and abuse of any federal program?<br /><br />"is it American to INSIST on people buying coverage of be punished?$$"<br /><br />Is it? We already insist on car, property, liability insurance etc. and enforce punishments for not buying that coverage. That is to protect other people from possible harm, not yourself. If all have health insurance, that protects us from the cost of others negligent behavior. Seems that is a proven practice in our society. <br /><br />Tort reform is great, we need it. But don't kid yourself, it is (according to the CBO) only 2% of the total expense of the medical insurance system. Tort reform will NOT solve the problem, but we should have it.<br /><br />Competition brings costs down. A non-profit will bring competition. <br /><br />I do not see strong enough competition within the private health insurance industry to keep costs down. In fact health care costs are sky rocketing far beyond any other industry, so much so, that it is in danger of becoming unaffordable to any one but the rich. That is not good, normal, free market capitalism at work.<br /><br />If capitalism only serves a minority of its society, then it is a failure. <br /><br />Yes, those hospitals are being closed down, because those people are not insured. So do we allow the hospitals to be closed, or do we figure out a way to insure that segment of society?<br /><br />If we make a moral decision that no one will be turned away, then we must also make the moral and responsible decision to financially protect the medical (including hospitals) system by saying that all should be insured. <br /><br />You didn't speak to the morality of this, which is what my comment was about. <br /><br />You didn't speak to the costs being taken off the backs of our employers, which I said/think is most important for health care reform to do. <br /><br />You didn't speak to the abuses health insurance companies are putting upon their PAYING customers, which has so many people seeking health care reform.<br /><br />You didn't speak to the point that a majority of Americans believe, that people should have access to health care.<br /><br />"FIX THE PROBLEM"<br /><br />What is your answer? Tort reform, what else? Your happy, fine, but 10's of millions are not.<br /><br />In a Democracy, I have to live with much that I disagree with because the majority has decided otherwise.<br /><br />I have no kids. Why should I pay school taxes? <br /><br />If someone does not own a car, why should they pay taxes to build roads and bridges?<br /><br />We do these things for the betterment of society as a whole.<br /><br />It is selfish of me to not be responsible to the needs of my fellow citizens, just because I do not personally need those services. The taxes I pay, are not just to provide services to me, but to the whole country.<br /><br />All Americans communally pay taxes for services needed for the whole society, whether they personally need them or not.TOMhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09538055688006675704noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-74060390086945360932009-10-25T16:07:35.872-07:002009-10-25T16:07:35.872-07:00Tom, a "healthy norm"? No, that's y...Tom, a "healthy norm"? No, that's your opinion, it's not my norm nor is it a lot of America's 'norm', right?!. <br />And, of course, NOBODY doesn't hope all Americans are covered.<br /><br />FIX THE PROBLEM, do NOT mess with my insurance...why's that so hard to swallow for so many people? <br /><br />Do you TRULY think that if there's a much cheaper gov't option the good private insurance companies will be able to stay open? NO, so Obama's lying about "you can keep your insurance"..see that?<br /><br />Do you want your doctor leaving the practice of medicine (as 45% of docs have threatened to do) because he has to check into Washington to see if that MRI is REALLY needed for you? Do you know how awful Canada's and Britain's ins. coverage is NOW? Why is this gov't leading us down that path? Canadians are wondering..why aren't some of US?<br /><br />Do you think the DMV and Soc Sec and welfare are successes run by our gov't enough that we can hand our HEALTH CARE over to them because some refuse to be covered?<br /><br />is it American to INSIST on people buying coverage of be punished?$$<br /><br />We need to get back to capitalism, free market, tort reform, and cover in some way those who aren't insured. Also, bring down costs, etc etc. And stop insuring the illegals who have closed at least 3 hospitals in the Los Angeles area alone...CLOSED DOWN under the weight of their using our hospitals for doc visits.<br /><br />Thanks for coming by...I hope you do again. And I'm eager for a response as I welcome all thinking here...Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-83617568530812644162009-10-25T11:44:57.623-07:002009-10-25T11:44:57.623-07:00I'm glad you had a good experience with your i...I'm glad you had a good experience with your insurance company. The reason this debate is so heated, is that millions have not had that same good experience with their insurance company. The facts and individual stories tell the story of what is happening, and it is not a pretty picture. <br /><br />Health Care for all is a moral issue, it only enters the political realm as we decide how best to cover all Americans.<br /><br />It's understandable to not want to pay for those who refuse to buy insurance, can't afford insurance, or are here illegally. Yet, it is those uninsured that are driving up the costs. Emergency room care is ten times more expensive that doctor/patient care. <br /><br />American History shows us that the American people try to stop suffering whenever possible. From slavery to the harsh times of the great depression, Americans have shown that they will stand up and fight with their money, or arms to correct the suffering within their own (and foreign) country. <br /><br />I am honored to be a member of a society that thinks that way. I am aware that I have to pay higher taxes to support such a society.<br /><br />Morality defends the idea of health care availability for all citizens. <br /><br />Are people who pay their premiums, then denied coverage, being abused? I have no doubt that insurance companies are being unfaithful to the contracts they make with their customers, based simply on profit. <br /><br />I prefer regulation over government takeover. Either way, a good case has been made that the status quo, is not fulfilling the needs of our society.<br /><br />One of my reasons to see change of the way we pay for medical insurance, is to take the costs off the backs of our employers.<br /><br />Is health care a right? The courts would have to decide that issue, and thankfully that is not the question at hand. If that becomes the question (I believe it will within the net 50 years) then how would the phrases from our founding documents help decide that question? <br /><br />"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" and "Promote the general welfare"<br /><br />Certainly a persons health and availability to health care speaks directly to life and welfare.<br /><br />I hope that things get back to a healthy norm for you.TOMhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09538055688006675704noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-73113798334318480502009-10-25T10:05:37.205-07:002009-10-25T10:05:37.205-07:00Z, I appreciate you telling the world about your g...Z, I appreciate you telling the world about your good experience when it was vital and necessary to your family.<br /><br />I haven't needed insurance in the same critical way that you have, but I have experienced it in a major way with my mother. While she is on Medicare, she also pays monthly for a very good supplemental plan and it has paid-off for her.<br /><br />Sending blessings your way.Maggie Thorntonhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01681328690482778919noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-52174047360374216302009-10-25T07:56:10.201-07:002009-10-25T07:56:10.201-07:00It's good to see you back on your blog again,Z...It's good to see you back on your blog again,Z. First-hand experience with the health care system is the best proof that it isn't as bad as those demanding a full government controlled health care plan. Anazingly enough, it's the "educated" leftists who would think that any enterprise or even country can survive without a motivation for profit since it's profit that drives innovation.<br /><br />I came across an interesting discussion on the FPM blog about a group called the Oath Keepers. I'll provide a link to the site, since I think it is a good news story. It's a group in the police and military who have formed to refuse to obey the orders of the government if or when the time comes that the government orders those groups to turn on the American people. This is something that could provide a check on what the government seems intent on doing as it goes forward with its socialization process.<br /><br /><br />http://oathkeepers.org/oath/<br /><br /><br />WaylonAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-49366974949584943422009-10-25T06:51:48.586-07:002009-10-25T06:51:48.586-07:00personal testimony will not stop the left's at...personal testimony will not stop the left's attempt to destroy personal rights z!! it is sad!!!Pat Jenkinshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18142174423986806144noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-37624380749537683102009-10-24T10:11:35.300-07:002009-10-24T10:11:35.300-07:00Dearest Z..how I pray that you are feeling the str...Dearest Z..how I pray that you are feeling the strength, and hope, of the love of our God at this very moment.<br /><br />I know Mr. Z would be so proud to know that you are so determined to help others, even in the midst of your own sorrow, and period of adjustment, and he would be the first to tell you that you are not alone in this.<br /><br />I haven't blogged in awhile, but I posted last night, with you in mind, because I want so much, to encourage you, and to make you feel better. and to keep reminding you that you are loved and appreciated.Janhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16083702120097667613noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-32718431425391021962009-10-24T03:31:45.303-07:002009-10-24T03:31:45.303-07:00Medicare coverage would be useful for Mr. AOW righ...Medicare coverage would be useful for Mr. AOW right now. But one must also carry a medigap policy.Always On Watchhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08192688822955022541noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-7270913813511381292009-10-24T03:30:48.827-07:002009-10-24T03:30:48.827-07:00Z,
this is FAR FAR worse than I could have EVER im...Z,<br /><i>this is FAR FAR worse than I could have EVER imagined and I have very difficult moments.</i><br /><br />Years ago, Lorna, a friend of my parents, stated: "Nothing prepares you for the loss of your mate."<br /><br />It is a special kind of grief, as if that of losing one's child.<br /><br />I will continue to pray for you.Always On Watchhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08192688822955022541noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-29971328586972898462009-10-24T03:19:17.557-07:002009-10-24T03:19:17.557-07:00Ducky wrote:
//... tort reform is just a code phr...Ducky wrote:<br /><br />//<em>... tort reform is just a code phrase that the right uses to avoid serious discussion. It's a red herring.</em>//<br /><br />Obviously, you have never had to write a check to a lawyer to defend a frivolous lawsuit like<a href="http://www.medicaljustice.com/email-news-det.asp?article-id=708698207" rel="nofollow"> this one</a>, nor have you written one to pay an exorbitant malpractice insurance premium.LA Sunsethttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00445498119590721449noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-86199120518173497162009-10-23T21:50:21.580-07:002009-10-23T21:50:21.580-07:00This comment has been removed by the author.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-20846292308341984262009-10-23T20:23:56.733-07:002009-10-23T20:23:56.733-07:00If the government can handle our retirement saving...If the government can handle our retirement savings, I see no reason why it can't handle our health care. I suppose I should mention that I just got a letter from the social security administration saying I should expect to get about 75% of my scheduled benefits. Interestingly, the letter cited people living longer as one of the cuases draining social security. I wonder why nobody is bringing up the possibility of death squads.<br /><br />And no, death squads would not be a nefarious group of pirates circled around a table taking orders from Dr. Claw. They will be well-respected people making difficult decisions about who will receive the limited resources. In the end, resources will go to those who find favor with this government body. That's a lot of power to trust the government with--a lot. And Lord Acton didn't say that power tends to purify.<br /><br />I had a doctor's appointment today. The doctor said he'd be reluctant to recommend people to go into the field. The six-digit salaries aren't that enticing when you get out of school in your low 30's owning nothing and owing a quarter million dollars in debt. Maybe tax hikes on rich aren't such a good idea. Less incentive will mean fewer doctors; fewer doctors, more rationing; more rationing, more apologetics about how this planned economy would have worked out just fine were it not for the unpredictable dearth of doctors. I think the USSR tried a similar experiment. How many years was it that they had record-breaking droughts?<br /><br />Enough of my rambling...but one more point. If I'm not mistaken, businesses provide insurance benefits to their employees, but the benefits are not taxed the same as the salary is. In other words, this is money that can only be spent on health care. More money for everyone to spend on insurance equals higher demand. Higher demand equals higher prices. So insurance is so important that laws require/encourage employers to provide insurance to employees; consequently, insurance prices increase, becoming unaffordable for anyone not working. Not intended, but predictable.<br /><br />tiobAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-71207779745359259542009-10-23T20:06:32.278-07:002009-10-23T20:06:32.278-07:00I'm always relieved when I see you post here n...I'm always relieved when I see you post here now, Z, and I'm glad you can at least once in a while, and glad if it helps you to do it. All the advice to take it slow and easy, a day at a time, and take care of yourself, is good advice. I'm still praying for you too.Faith https://www.blogger.com/profile/00064746447414555577noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-37399838422363426052009-10-23T20:03:31.781-07:002009-10-23T20:03:31.781-07:00Jungle Mom...I'm not sure it's 'brave&...Jungle Mom...I'm not sure it's 'brave'...I just got tired of hearing about those 'awful for profit insurance companies' the other night on TV and jumped out of my seat to write this, knowing Mr Z would want me to.<br />He loved America SO MUCH and was fed up with the lies, etc. I feel like I want to represent his thoughts and beliefs because they were so strong and well informed.<br /><br />BB-Idaho...I can't figure out how any insurance company can be non-profit..or any COMPANY, for that matter. <br /><br />Law & Order...it feels good to blog; not to think about ME. thanks for the excellent advice....grieving? TRUST ME, I am 'feeling it'....trust me.Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15989573357446569262noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5516627478339613810.post-61102704421559885642009-10-23T18:59:38.784-07:002009-10-23T18:59:38.784-07:00Z,
I remember when my dad passed. I thought, I...Z,<br />I remember when my dad passed. I thought, I'm strong, I'll move on, but really it was tough. Some days I think of him and cry and some days I think of him and laugh. That's all part of it. Reflect and remember. Mr. Z was a good man and he deserves your grief. It's OK to feel it. When it's done you can move on. Don't hurry. Above all, remember, God is good.Law and Order Teacherhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11069306257334186404noreply@blogger.com