Can’t complain much, was accepted by Medicaid recently (I’m thankful but don’t like taking from the public trough) because jobs are scarce and I don’t have insurance. At least it means I’ll be able to start seeing doctors and be able to get my health to where it should be. I don’t mean to complain, but endocrine problems make me feel like an old man, and that’s no good when you’re only 28.
Other than that, finished Matt’s (Travis McGee) first book last night, and while I enjoyed it, the ending made me sad. He’s a good writer, and you could probably find his books around for a decent price, if you don’t mind points in the book that would make your blood boil. But if you’ve already read Unintended Consequences, then you’ve experienced something like it already.
Here is the thing. Ive never had a problem with temporary assistance at all. We are a civilized country who can help. But, Its those who have made it a convenient lifestyle which leads to generational dependence. And I refuse to believe 50% of Americans are truthfully dependent in sone sort of way. For many, it’s gravy.
Get well ok.