JimE trying to survive
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Help with senior needs (try), senior health concerns (COPD)
April 25th 2026, is my expiration date. One way or another, I’ll find peace.
August 18, 2025 at 12:06 AM
April 25th 2026, is my expiration date. One way or another, I’ll find peace.
I’m 72 now, and just now learning to hate people. Maybe because there is so much hate being projected onto each other. I don’t know. But, I now hate. I don’t feel good about it. It embarrasses me. I feel so much less of a person now. Peace , love, and happiness was all I ever wanted for this world.
August 18, 2025 at 12:05 AM
I’m 72 now, and just now learning to hate people. Maybe because there is so much hate being projected onto each other. I don’t know. But, I now hate. I don’t feel good about it. It embarrasses me. I feel so much less of a person now. Peace , love, and happiness was all I ever wanted for this world.
I think it was my Grandma Morgan, who always said, “Don’t hate, that just means you want someone to die.” So me, growing up, refused to hate a single soul. Then came being an adult and again , I refused to hate anyone. Sure, I got mad I really got pissed , but never had I hated someone .
August 18, 2025 at 12:04 AM
I think it was my Grandma Morgan, who always said, “Don’t hate, that just means you want someone to die.” So me, growing up, refused to hate a single soul. Then came being an adult and again , I refused to hate anyone. Sure, I got mad I really got pissed , but never had I hated someone .
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Daily reminder.
December 30, 2024 at 3:28 PM
Daily reminder.
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On its face this is the story of one company that's repeatedly, and admittedly, defrauded Medicare but never been banned from the system.
More importantly, it's an indictment of a healthcare system that allowed companies to become "too big to ban" without risking patients' lives.
More importantly, it's an indictment of a healthcare system that allowed companies to become "too big to ban" without risking patients' lives.
Lincare Made Billions While Repeatedly Defrauding Medicare. Feds Did Little To Rein It In.
Lincare, the nation’s largest distributor of home oxygen equipment, has repeatedly violated Medicare rules and probation agreements, victimizing ailing patients and costing taxpayers huge sums. The fe...
www.propublica.org
November 16, 2024 at 4:38 PM
On its face this is the story of one company that's repeatedly, and admittedly, defrauded Medicare but never been banned from the system.
More importantly, it's an indictment of a healthcare system that allowed companies to become "too big to ban" without risking patients' lives.
More importantly, it's an indictment of a healthcare system that allowed companies to become "too big to ban" without risking patients' lives.
