Posted September 23rd, 2009
by admin
lesa t asked: I am 45 yr old female with 4 kids a sick husband and I am diabetic with coronary artery dis, high blood presure, angina, and major depressive. I have applied for disability and nothing yet since i filed in April 2004. I am having to fight to keep my TANF and medicaid and food stamps. Noone wants to help us. we were evicted from our home in 2005 and the kids know the true meaning of poor. The kids range in age of 12 to 18. All I want to know is why is the ones getting help in most cases don’t need it and I cann’t get a thing. Oh by the way my 12 yr old daughter had type 1 diabeties and I need medical supplies for me, my husband and her. with medicaid I cann’t do a thing. And I have had 16 heart procedures and a double bypass and am going to have another open heart soon. but then why I cann’t pay for it. What can we do? I have a lawyer working on my disability case but by the time the government gives it to me I’ll be dead. and just incawse you want to know i have worked since i was 16
Tags: Angina, Diabeties, Type 1
Posted in Immigration | 7 Comments »
Posted September 23rd, 2009
by admin
Carlos H asked: Is this just business or is it illegal? In the course I am taking, we are required to purchase certain supplies for the course, uniforms, medical supplies, etc. We are required to have these items.
The vendor, a medical supply store, is one mile from the campus. The medical supply store is open to the public and these exact same supplies or 40-50% cheaper in the store than on campus.
The college bookstore handles all financial aid transactions and also all cash transactions for the books, supplies, uniforms, etc for the campus. The bookstore officials sent out an email saying that if the medical supply store allowed cash paying students to purchase their supplies at the store, the medical supply store would be dropped as an approved vendor.
How can this be legal? No contract was signed between the store and the bookstore/college. All students are required to purchase these required items from the bookstore. This purchase is made at a 40-50% increase.
Does this not fall under some type of monopoly law or price discrimination law?
Next thing, they will say that I cannot go to Walmart to purchase my pen and paper.
Is this legal or just business?
Tags: College Bookstore, Email, Price Discrimination
Posted in Law & Ethics | 3 Comments »
Posted September 23rd, 2009
by admin
starr_goddess asked: My mom wants to start up a small business selling medical supplies…what all does she need to get started? Also is this career worth it and profitable? With the whole economy issue would it be impossible?? Thanks in advance
Tags: Business Help, Business Supplies, Starting Small Business
Posted in Other - Local Businesses | 1 Comment »
Posted September 23rd, 2009
by admin
Lexy asked: what kind of medical supplies or food or even weapons
Tags: 16th Century, Medical Supplies, Voyage
Posted in Other - Education | No Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
by admin
nimrod asked: Denying and restricting the right to clean drinking water, deliberately destroying the sanitation systems of a neighbour and bombing the power stations of an adjacent nation. Putting in place a naval blockade that starves a country of a the goods that a nation needs to be able to feed itself, and the medical supplies to care for its people. Denying a country’s right to have international flights and consistently and deliberately for no reason, destroying the agricultural land and crops a country would need to survive. What would these actions be called ?
These are well documented facts, deny them all you like, its Israel that invented modern terrorism and sustains itself using the same means, you would think they should know better. You don’t need a history lesson. its unfolding before your very eyes, on TV with your meal on your knee.
Tags: History Lesson, Sanitation Systems, Water Sanitation
Posted in Military | 13 Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
by admin
starr_goddess asked: My mom wants to start up a small business selling medical supplies…what all does she need to get started? Also is this career worth it and profitable? With the whole economy issue would it be impossible?? Thanks in advance
Tags: Business Selling, Economy, Starting Small Business
Posted in Small Business | 2 Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
by admin
{{{Goldphish}}} asked: My daughter gets a lot of medical supplies and one day I looked in our trashcan and realized that most of what we throw away can be recycled. I was raised on recycling, and now I’d like to carry that tradition over to my own little family. Does it cost money and how do I go about starting this?
Tags: Medical Supplies, Money, Tradition
Posted in Green Living | 3 Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
by admin
nonestopchick asked: I am doing a project for my Medical class and I have to come up with a supply list on how to treat Blunt Force Trauma.
Tags: Blunt Force Trauma, Medical Class
Posted in Alternative Medicine | 1 Comment »
Posted September 21st, 2009
by admin
Cece asked: I’m trying to learn more about the history of exploration and I want to know about food, water, and medical supplies
Tags: 15th Century, 17th Century, Trade Ships
Posted in History | 2 Comments »
Posted September 7th, 2009
by admin
Brian M asked:
I’m a cancer survivor, last diagnosed back in 2002. I’ve been “in the clear” since completing treatment in the spring of 2003. I tried to apply for life insurance just before the 5-year mark after completion of treatment, and was denied coverage. I heard at one point that once you pass 5 years since your last cancer, you don’t need to supply that information if applying for life insurance. Is this true? I have my suspicion that information was confused there, that it’s merely a better chance to obtain life insurance at a better cost if it’s been 5+ years since last diagnosis. I have a long health history prior to the cancer 6 years ago, so it is my hope that I can go by only supplying my family doctor’s records from the past several years, so I have a better chance at getting coverage. But, I don’t want to scam the system either. Any advice on whether full health history needs to be provided would be greatly appreciated!
Tags: Family Doctor, Life Insurance, Suspicion
Posted in Other - Health | 1 Comment »
