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Hilarious. You want to know why costs are going up? Because 85 year olds want to live to 88. That is a huge chunk of health care costs and increases.

How are YOU going to fix that? There is only one way: make them pay for it. You want to live those extra few years? Then pay hundreds of thousands of dollars if you have them. If you don’t have those dollars, then you really don’t want to live those extra years.

Right now you are paying to keep old people alive longer. Chew on that.

Hilarious. You want to know why costs are going up? Because 85 year olds want to live to 88. That is a huge chunk of health care costs and increases.

How are YOU going to fix that? There is only one way: make them pay for it. You want to live those extra few years? Then pay hundreds of thousands of dollars if you have them. If you don’t have those dollars, then you really don’t want to live those extra years.

Right now you are paying to keep old people alive longer. Chew on that.

Hilarious. You want to know why costs are going up? Because 85 year olds want to live to 88. That is a huge chunk of health care costs and increases.

How are YOU going to fix that? There is only one way: make them pay for it. You want to live those extra few years? Then pay hundreds of thousands of dollars if you have them. If you don’t have those dollars, then you really don’t want to live those extra years.

Right now you are paying to keep old people alive longer. Chew on that.

Last I checked, food prices did not increase astronomically last year – for no reason. (Though they did increase because of the high cost of gas last year.)

The cost of my health insurance did increase significantly – for no reason. My family (self-insured!) saw a 25% increase in our premium – with no change at all in health status. In other words, we’re just as healthy this year as we were last year. But for whatever reason, our insurance company jacked up the prices astronomically – I suppose because we’re one year closer to death.

And I know that as a self-insured family, we’re one diagnosis away from being dumped all together by the insurance sector – a big reason why reform is needed.

Health care reform needs to address the issue of the cost of health care. That’s not the same as providing “health care stamps” so that poor and/or uninsured people can go to the doctor.

If we do not control the cost of health care, all of this discussion of health care reform will be for naught, because no one will be able to afford health care. Except maybe the top one percent of the population of the United States….

Last I checked, food prices did not increase astronomically last year – for no reason. (Though they did increase because of the high cost of gas last year.)

The cost of my health insurance did increase significantly – for no reason. My family (self-insured!) saw a 25% increase in our premium – with no change at all in health status. In other words, we’re just as healthy this year as we were last year. But for whatever reason, our insurance company jacked up the prices astronomically – I suppose because we’re one year closer to death.

And I know that as a self-insured family, we’re one diagnosis away from being dumped all together by the insurance sector – a big reason why reform is needed.

Health care reform needs to address the issue of the cost of health care. That’s not the same as providing “health care stamps” so that poor and/or uninsured people can go to the doctor.

If we do not control the cost of health care, all of this discussion of health care reform will be for naught, because no one will be able to afford health care. Except maybe the top one percent of the population of the United States….

Last I checked, food prices did not increase astronomically last year – for no reason. (Though they did increase because of the high cost of gas last year.)

The cost of my health insurance did increase significantly – for no reason. My family (self-insured!) saw a 25% increase in our premium – with no change at all in health status. In other words, we’re just as healthy this year as we were last year. But for whatever reason, our insurance company jacked up the prices astronomically – I suppose because we’re one year closer to death.

And I know that as a self-insured family, we’re one diagnosis away from being dumped all together by the insurance sector – a big reason why reform is needed.

Health care reform needs to address the issue of the cost of health care. That’s not the same as providing “health care stamps” so that poor and/or uninsured people can go to the doctor.

If we do not control the cost of health care, all of this discussion of health care reform will be for naught, because no one will be able to afford health care. Except maybe the top one percent of the population of the United States….