DaphneJGoad's profile

I, for one, as a Veteran who relies upon this of program has found it to work rather quite well. I say YES, please give this method a serious thought.

I don't have any experience with the VA health care but think vets should be able to go to any clinic or hospital for care, it's the least we could do for them. I currently have no health care & only need the basics like dental, vision & an annual exam for my kids & myself. I don't need maternity care any longer or prescriptions, so to me a one-size-fits-all plan isn't the right approach. We should be able to pay for only what we need or think we'll need. I don't mind contributing to other peoples health here & there if I can but my parents insurance gives them medication every month that they don't even need. I would like to see the gov't stay out of it...worked for them & know how the bogged down the system can get. They should have oversight over private companies. I think everyone could probably agree on a minimum price for each service ($65..$70, etc.) & set the average so patients know what to expect. If you think it will work..I'll give anything a try. Right now there's all those college graduates in Washington & they can't work it out...so any opinions on the subject should be brought to the detail & seriously considered.

I don't have kids but I would imagine I would not be very happy and I would hate to be the person who did it!

I love coupons! I use them whenever I can get my hands on them! It's so thrilling to get more food/stuff for less then what you pay! I am hoping to become an avid couponeer but some stores don't do double coupons which would really help!