Cooker, it depends on how Hot you are and/or how much alcohol I've had!!!
What you don't drink I'll pour on ya
Cooker, it depends on how Hot you are and/or how much alcohol I've had!!!
have been known to eat spinach
This site IS invaluable, no question about it.
For some people, OHS can be a mind boogleing experience before and after surgery and
having a good chuckle or laugh lightens ones burden of questions - its good for the soul.
Sometimes we do have to lighten up, take a step back and breath.
Personally, I wouldn't make a comment (post) about politics, race or anything in between - "Hot Button" topics only result in anger, hurt feelings and removal from the forum. Its not worth it.
JMO
Much of the internet thrives on the controversial and sensational.
I just had to laugh when I read this thread....
As bizarre as it may seem... “Hot Button” topics also include valve choice and warfarin.
I debated on responding once more with that very sentiment regarding valve choice and Coumadin. I know we recently had a few folks with their undies all wadded up over it, seems those topics always bring on a lively debate.
There should simply be another forum created call "lets argue" and we can put all the Hot Topics in there
That being said I do not see how political discussions fit in?.not saying they don?t I just don?t see it?.
There should simply be another forum created call "lets argue" and we can put all the Hot Topics in there
We could start with the fact that, almost by definition, everyone on this site is medically uninsurable or is the spouse, partner, friend or relative of someone who's medically uninsurable. That there is such a thing as "medically uninsurable" in the richest country in the world is a consequence of public policy decisions.
Not 'everyone' on this site is medically uninsurable - there are many people from other countries not just the US No-one in Australia is medically uninsurable - private health insurance is open to everyone. We have a 12 month exclusion period for claims on pre-existing conditions but you can join and have a dozen serious medical conditions and be covered. What happens to those of you who are 'medically uninsurable' - who looks after you?
I think that part of the answer rests in being kinder and more tolerant with those whom we disagree.
Blanche
Suppose I chose to answer Geebee ... maybe simply suggest she take a deep breath and re-read the thread. Or point out to njean that the thread next to the one we?re talking about - is HER thread complaining about coumadin.
The thread would take a turn for the worse, I am sure.. And I?m just as sure you would blame me.