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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 153737" data-attributes="member: 367">The downside is letting big pharma stuff money into someone's deep pockets .&nbsp;&nbsp; If the Dr told you that you would benefit by eating a tomato a day but you can't grow your own You have to buy federally inspected canned tomatoes from the drug store and t will cost $ 500 for a months supply and insurance wont cover it then you would now how some people feel about this bullshit.- - - Updated - - -&nbsp; The majority of the people that would benefit the most are unable to work anyway and can't afford out of pocket expenses for it.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I just lost a cousin to cancer here in ND 2 days ago and have a brother in law in another state with cancer that has 2 months left to live and just got his card about a week ago.&nbsp;&nbsp; Brother in law has been without work for a couple months and they lived from check to check and I don't know how law is in AZ but the way ND is setting this up nobody will be able to afford it anyway.&nbsp; &nbsp; Just their way of saying screw the peons, Sad deal if you ask me.- - - Updated - - -Next question is who takes care of someone terminally ill with cancer when their money is all used up ?&nbsp;&nbsp; State ? feds?&nbsp; &nbsp; No matter if you have insurance or not by the time your bedridden with cancer you are probably going to be pretty strapped for cash , Wonder if state or fed agency will pay for it ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 153737, member: 367"] The downside is letting big pharma stuff money into someone's deep pockets . If the Dr told you that you would benefit by eating a tomato a day but you can't grow your own You have to buy federally inspected canned tomatoes from the drug store and t will cost $ 500 for a months supply and insurance wont cover it then you would now how some people feel about this bullshit. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] The majority of the people that would benefit the most are unable to work anyway and can't afford out of pocket expenses for it. I just lost a cousin to cancer here in ND 2 days ago and have a brother in law in another state with cancer that has 2 months left to live and just got his card about a week ago. Brother in law has been without work for a couple months and they lived from check to check and I don't know how law is in AZ but the way ND is setting this up nobody will be able to afford it anyway. Just their way of saying screw the peons, Sad deal if you ask me. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Next question is who takes care of someone terminally ill with cancer when their money is all used up ? State ? feds? No matter if you have insurance or not by the time your bedridden with cancer you are probably going to be pretty strapped for cash , Wonder if state or fed agency will pay for it ? [/QUOTE]

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