Location: 543 miles west of Paradis,1491 miles eas Gender:
Posted:
Jan 28, 2020 - 5:37pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
A friend is dying of cancer. That's a sort of "ah, crap" thing that makes me grimace, and she evidently had a bad experience at the regional center north of us, so has gone to Phoenix. Friends on Facebook are sharing a GoFundMe even though she's got coverage and is not one I'd suspect of being in need of that sort of thing, but: costs are not covered by insurance for whatever reas—— *googles EuroMed Foundation** Ah crap. It's a nest of homeopathic quackery.
A friend is dying of cancer. That's a sort of "ah, crap" thing that makes me grimace, and she evidently had a bad experience at the regional center north of us, so has gone to Phoenix. Friends on Facebook are sharing a GoFundMe even though she's got coverage and is not one I'd suspect of being in need of that sort of thing, but: costs are not covered by insurance for whatever reasââ *googles EuroMed Foundation** Ah crap. It's a nest of homeopathic quackery.
A friend is dying of cancer. That's a sort of "ah, crap" thing that makes me grimace, and she evidently had a bad experience at the regional center north of us, so has gone to Phoenix. Friends on Facebook are sharing a GoFundMe even though she's got coverage and is not one I'd suspect of being in need of that sort of thing, but: costs are not covered by insurance for whatever reas—— *googles EuroMed Foundation** Ah crap. It's a nest of homeopathic quackery.
A friend is dying of cancer. That's a sort of "ah, crap" thing that makes me grimace, and she evidently had a bad experience at the regional center north of us, so has gone to Phoenix. Friends on Facebook are sharing a GoFundMe even though she's got coverage and is not one I'd suspect of being in need of that sort of thing, but: costs are not covered by insurance for whatever reasââ *googles EuroMed Foundation** Ah crap. It's a nest of homeopathic quackery.
:( Sorry to hear.
I had a friend who passed with breast cancer (hereditary, in her case - her mom predeceased her with same). She & her hubby drained much of their savings when they (or she?) bought into some quackery via treatments in some pseudo-clinic in Germany as they tried to explore all options. To no avail of course. There ought to be a law sending these shysters to jail.
(Re-reading her emails now from many years ago brings back a new sadness) :(
A friend is dying of cancer. That's a sort of "ah, crap" thing that makes me grimace, and she evidently had a bad experience at the regional center north of us, so has gone to Phoenix. Friends on Facebook are sharing a GoFundMe even though she's got coverage and is not one I'd suspect of being in need of that sort of thing, but: costs are not covered by insurance for whatever reasââ *googles EuroMed Foundation** Ah crap. It's a nest of homeopathic quackery.
Mostly sad, kind of ludicrous, and would be a annoying if I gave a shit. Have a project with 6 staff, One quit, one out sick for some unknown term, one out on long-term carer's leave, and 3 have been told they are probably going to be laid off. There's one other that is a manager on for a tiny amount of time, mostly to buy goodwill. Good thing I work for the government.
I'm very sorry to read this, manbird. I scrolled back and noticed that your sister's house burned down a couple of months ago. I hope the love and support of Judie's loved ones made her final days easier...
Sorry for this late reply. My condolences R. 
