Abortion-care worker, insurance billing professional, health care reformer, midwifery student, home birther, mother, feminist, pacifist, animist, etc.
I know that
you will fight as hard against Stupak-like language in the Senate
healthcare bill as you always do for women and families.
My tax dollars pay for military action I do not support, and
anti-abortion people refuse to allow premiums paid by individual women to go
toward abortion coverage within their health plan. Why is my concern for life
less valid?
2009 has seen the release of two studies, one from the Netherlands and one from Canada, which support the safety of birthing at home with trained midwives who are integrated into the health-care delivery system.
So many good and earnest
people came together to honestly share their experiences with the
failures of the for-profit healthcare system.
Many questions were asked about how to pay for health care reform. I want
to share some ideas with you.
Senator Cantwell, I am meeting with your staff to
say that the health care system as it is is broken and must change.
If you are able to call the office on my behalf and urge
the Sentor to meet with me, this would be very helpful.
Patients need to know what health care will cost
them, and in my experience, public insurance is more up-front about
what will be covered and how much coverage there will be.
