PLEASE watch this video first, then----let me compare:
http://www.freemarketcure.com/brainsurgery.phpJuly 27, 200810:30pm: Janet (my wife) falls down the stairs and suffers a head injury..
11:00pm: Janet undergoes ER exam by a large team of doctors, nurses and technicians at Stanford Medical Center.
11:30pm: Janet completes initial brain scan to check for bleeding. Instead of bleeding, a lesion is discovered—husband in shock.
July 28, 2008:2:00am: Janet transferred to a holding unit pending testing in the morning. Nurses monitor constantly through the night.
6:00am: Scans, MRI’s, Ultrasounds begin, covering every part of Janet’s body.
1:00pm: Specialists confer to review test results and treatment. Janet has a large tumor that must be removed ASAP.
2:30pm: Dr. Cecil Chang (AWESOME neurosurgeon) asks us (me and my daughter) if we would like to have the surgery done----NOW! Or, schedule it later after we have time to think about it. Well, gulp---duh! NOW, of course!
8:30pm: Dr. Chang emerges after 4 and-a-half hours of surgery and seems pleased. The man must be exhausted but doesn’t show it. He stays to assist the pathologist!
So, let me see,.... this would be about 22 HOURS after Janet fell down the stairs!!! Mika (my daughter) and I say our prayers. We thank GOD for the ASTONISHING HEALTH CARE we experienced!!!
Momentarily, I wonder what care would have been received under a government health plan and shudder at the thought.
9:00pm: At last, we are allowed into the special brain trauma intensive care unit to see Janet. Oh my, what a shock! But, here she is beginning her recovery in the care of an amazing nurse
(a male, in this case). INTENSIVE CARE would be an understatement. The combination of technology and professional care that we witnessed seemed unimaginable!
July 29. 20082:00pm: Janet is transferred to a room on a brain trauma unit for three more days during which she shows rapid improvement. Most important, she seems OK!
Before Janet left the hospital, she had been seen by several types of therapist to check her physical and mental capabilities and to plan her rehabilitation program.
Four months later:Janet returned to part-time work as a-----NURSE, tending to mothers and babies in a maternity unit.
She has had two follow-up scans (negative) and will continue having one every six months for four more years. She is doing WELL!
Oh, yes, we received a bill for $130,000. Blue Cross paid their negotiated amount of $33,000 under our HMO plan. No other bills. No hassles. DONE! THANK YOU BLUE CROSS OF CALIFORNIA. Follow-up care has been paid for without question under our, now Anthem, PPO. And, like the Canadian couple, I would have mortgaged my house and sold everything inside, including my shoes.
Let me ask you: WHICH KIND OF SYSTEM DO YOU WANT? I have my answer: OVER MY DEAD BODY will I accept the government run or controlled health care that our President and Congressional leaders are attempting to force upon us.
Please help this fight by writing and calling your members of Congress to voice your opposition so that you, some day, don’t find yourself in the predicament faced by the Canadian couple.
Oly Storz
Storz Insurance Services, Inc
987 University Ave. Suite 14
Los Gatos, CA 95032
(408)395-3303
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