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Re: THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE

Posted by bluemarlin08 on August 02, 2002 at 19:50:22:

In Reply to: THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE posted by Concerned Independent on August 01, 2002 at 20:41:12:

: Scott, Wally, etal,

: 'Long term care insurance' is a complex issue because it's in the interest of the medical community, the insurance industry, and goverment regulators to make it so. It's not complex to someone who refuses to participate.

: The establishment will keep Grandpa subsisting as long as pharmologically possible.

: Just like your Grandpa, I never want to be forgotten in a nursing home, so I put it in writing to make it legal. It's legal in any state to refuse medication, this is a free country.

: I never mentioned suicide, but you INFERRED that's what I meant. More bait and switch, and then confuse and obfuscate the issues. Don't confuse the populace into thinking it's an either / or proposition. Either buy your insurance or suffer the consequences.

: Wrong, I've told you how to make the decision for yourself while you're competent to do it. See a lawyer and ask them to draw it up, then have it witnessed and copies given to everyone. And make sure everyone close to you understands your wishes.

: As for how long after I no longer receive any medications (except pain medication) do I expect it to take me to die? Not very long. But in any case, a far shorter period than those concentration camp victims I see in the nursing homes.

: Concerned Independent

Follow Ups:

Re: THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE : : Scott, Wally, etal, : : 'Long term care insurance' is a complex issue because it's in the interest of the medical community, the insurance industry, and goverment regulators to make it so. It's not complex to someone who refuses to participate. : : The establishment will keep Grandpa subsisting as long as pharmologically possible. : : Just like your Grandpa, I never want to be forgotten in a nursing home, so I put it in writing to make it legal. It's legal in any state to refuse medication, this is a free country. : : I never mentioned suicide, but you INFERRED that's what I meant. More bait and switch, and then confuse and obfuscate the issues. Don't confuse the populace into thinking it's an either / or proposition. Either buy your insurance or suffer the consequences. : : Wrong, I've told you how to make the decision for yourself while you're competent to do it. See a lawyer and ask them to draw it up, then have it witnessed and copies given to everyone. And make sure everyone close to you understands your wishes. : : As for how long after I no longer receive any medications (except pain medication) do I expect it to take me to die? Not very long. But in any case, a far shorter period than those concentration camp victims I see in the nursing homes. : : Concerned Independent

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