Wall Street, Main Street, and MS

Whew, I got all fired up again just reading that Mandy.  Thanks.

Sometimes I feel like a broken record, but it's the financial experience I've had which pushed me to start writing a blog in the first place.  Keep on sista friend. 

Mandy - I too worried that we would all get lost in this volitile economy .. and it made me think that now it even more important to keep writing and calling our reps and Senators , as we don't want to be forgotten in all of this hubbub ...

Sorry, my brain hasn't caught up with me yet , but I do understand the importance of being heard ...

Thanks for the post ... agserra

Thanks for your comments.  Keep up the outrage. 

As I took a look at the pork they added in the bailout plan, I can only wonder why rum makers and the manufactors of kids' wooden arrows are getting a tax break and not those of us with high deductables and strained finances? 

Let me get this straight, we had no money for health care reform we've now been able to pull a trillion dollars out of our ears for this crisis but not the ongoing health care crisis?  I'm fortunate that I can still work and hang onto my health insurance.  It won't be like this forever and I feel like I will join all the others who have no health insurance some day. 

VOTE, VOTE, VOTE!!!

Kathy

Things just gotta change...and I feel that we will soon elect someone who cares about health care.  Please oh please! 

I cannot wait until election day!

for along time when we have had good economy ,Government in UK decline to help people like myself facing the hidden cost of becoming sick even disabled by MS , here gallon petrol (gas ) in my area around 12$ gallon but our benefit not risen to reflect this . cost no public transport when my husband had cancer cost me £600 visit him 10 days .I was turned down as had ms for a grant told they were awarded visit prison (jail) not Intensive care units sadly feel let down again and again