-=> Janis Kracht wrote to James Bradley <=-

 >> hahahaha.. at least it's good for a laugh 
 > ... Being the "best" medicine. 

 JK> There is that.. though all it does is make me spill my coffee 

...Out your nostrils? THAT wouldn't be good medicine. 

 >> Indeed :)  Well, in the cooking echo I posted the results of this
 >> encounter with Aetna, not sure if you caught that.  It's been shipped
 >> to me, should be here tomorrow afternoon.

 JK> And didn't make it here until _yesterday_   Aetna has their own
 JK> pharmacy that ships the drug.. and they are just so
 JK> effecient (not).

There's a long line at that pharmacy!

Here, I just spent 10 of the last 48-hours in an emergency ward. Nice that
triage considered me such a low priority (I concurred.) but there seems to be
lacking a "Bleed in this bucket, and hit the hills" line. 


 > We just found out a serial killer was receiving a government pension and old
 > age security payments whist incarcerated. Because his
 > room and board is payed
 > by us taxpayers, his "take home pay" is *all* gravy.

 JK> That is truly sick if true :(

Ya... I know the chief of a prison he was incarcerated in over night. Sick
barely describes him or the inequity. 

 >I struggle with the solace that he is where he will die,
 >but this arse is in a
 > better income bracket than I am, being on a government
 > disability pension for
 > about as long as he has been locked up.

 JK> My understanding is that if one is incarcerated, one
 JK> doesn't receive those gov't checks... I could be wrong
 JK> though.

This *is* in Canadia, you realize? "There is a review under way."
Ya... Review
the criminal that authorized the payments!




... James
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