Dallas Fed Admits to Manipulating housing market

[briansd1]

The problem with health care in America is that the industry can charge whatever it wants, after the fact.

If you give an architect a blank check, he can build you the nicest house. But can you afford it?

Everyone wants to stay at the Ritz Carlton, but the average person can only afford Holiday Inn.

We need to find a way for the consumer to share the burden of care and see the cost of care ahead of time; so the consumer can benefit from shopping for health care like he shops for electronics.

For day to day stuff, medicine is not that hard. Just pick up some books and read.

We need to educate people so that they know what is healthy and what isn’t.

[UCGal]

[quote=sdrealtor]Ummmm…. hair grows back after chemo. I seen that several times with family. Cosmetic surgery for burn victims is a very differen thing. My point is that if you are going to question accessibility to necessary care that improves ones physical health and longevity thats one thing but saving ones hair during chemo while avoiding a traumatic experience doesnt fit that and was a poor example IMO.[/quote]

Scarred skin doesn’t effect longevity. The cosmetic surgery done post graft is done for cosmetic reasons. Both are important to people facing or having faced life threatening issues.

[UCGal]

[quote=sdrealtor]Ummmm…. hair grows back after chemo. I seen that several times with family. Cosmetic surgery for burn victims is a very differen thing. My point is that if you are going to question accessibility to necessary care that improves ones physical health and longevity thats one thing but saving ones hair during chemo while avoiding a traumatic experience doesnt fit that and was a poor example IMO.[/quote]

Scarred skin doesn’t effect longevity. The cosmetic surgery done post graft is done for cosmetic reasons. Both are important to people facing or having faced life threatening issues.

[UCGal]

[quote=sdrealtor]Ummmm…. hair grows back after chemo. I seen that several times with family. Cosmetic surgery for burn victims is a very differen thing. My point is that if you are going to question accessibility to necessary care that improves ones physical health and longevity thats one thing but saving ones hair during chemo while avoiding a traumatic experience doesnt fit that and was a poor example IMO.[/quote]

Scarred skin doesn’t effect longevity. The cosmetic surgery done post graft is done for cosmetic reasons. Both are important to people facing or having faced life threatening issues.

[UCGal]

[quote=sdrealtor]Ummmm…. hair grows back after chemo. I seen that several times with family. Cosmetic surgery for burn victims is a very differen thing. My point is that if you are going to question accessibility to necessary care that improves ones physical health and longevity thats one thing but saving ones hair during chemo while avoiding a traumatic experience doesnt fit that and was a poor example IMO.[/quote]

Scarred skin doesn’t effect longevity. The cosmetic surgery done post graft is done for cosmetic reasons. Both are important to people facing or having faced life threatening issues.

[UCGal]

[quote=sdrealtor]Ummmm…. hair grows back after chemo. I seen that several times with family. Cosmetic surgery for burn victims is a very differen thing. My point is that if you are going to question accessibility to necessary care that improves ones physical health and longevity thats one thing but saving ones hair during chemo while avoiding a traumatic experience doesnt fit that and was a poor example IMO.[/quote]

Scarred skin doesn’t effect longevity. The cosmetic surgery done post graft is done for cosmetic reasons. Both are important to people facing or having faced life threatening issues.

[sdrealtor]

yes but hair grows back post chemo. Scarred skin does not heal itself and the disfigurement can effective permanently disable a person in the yes of public opinion.

[sdrealtor]

yes but hair grows back post chemo. Scarred skin does not heal itself and the disfigurement can effective permanently disable a person in the yes of public opinion.

[sdrealtor]

yes but hair grows back post chemo. Scarred skin does not heal itself and the disfigurement can effective permanently disable a person in the yes of public opinion.

[sdrealtor]

yes but hair grows back post chemo. Scarred skin does not heal itself and the disfigurement can effective permanently disable a person in the yes of public opinion.

[sdrealtor]

yes but hair grows back post chemo. Scarred skin does not heal itself and the disfigurement can effective permanently disable a person in the yes of public opinion.

[Djshakes]

[quote=briansd1]The problem with health care in America is that the industry can charge whatever it wants, after the fact.

If you give an architect a blank check, he can build you the nicest house. But can you afford it?

Everyone wants to stay at the Ritz Carlton, but the average person can only afford Holiday Inn.

We need to find a way for the consumer to share the burden of care and see the cost of care ahead of time; so the consumer can benefit from shopping for health care like he shops for electronics.

For day to day stuff, medicine is not that hard. Just pick up some books and read.

We need to educate people so that they know what is healthy and what isn’t.[/quote]

We can only nanny so much…..we already do way more than we should. If a customer is too stupid to shop and determine the best value for his money than I don’t feel bad if he doesn’t get the best deal.

[Djshakes]

[quote=briansd1]The problem with health care in America is that the industry can charge whatever it wants, after the fact.

If you give an architect a blank check, he can build you the nicest house. But can you afford it?

Everyone wants to stay at the Ritz Carlton, but the average person can only afford Holiday Inn.

We need to find a way for the consumer to share the burden of care and see the cost of care ahead of time; so the consumer can benefit from shopping for health care like he shops for electronics.

For day to day stuff, medicine is not that hard. Just pick up some books and read.

We need to educate people so that they know what is healthy and what isn’t.[/quote]

We can only nanny so much…..we already do way more than we should. If a customer is too stupid to shop and determine the best value for his money than I don’t feel bad if he doesn’t get the best deal.

[Djshakes]

[quote=briansd1]The problem with health care in America is that the industry can charge whatever it wants, after the fact.

If you give an architect a blank check, he can build you the nicest house. But can you afford it?

Everyone wants to stay at the Ritz Carlton, but the average person can only afford Holiday Inn.

We need to find a way for the consumer to share the burden of care and see the cost of care ahead of time; so the consumer can benefit from shopping for health care like he shops for electronics.

For day to day stuff, medicine is not that hard. Just pick up some books and read.

We need to educate people so that they know what is healthy and what isn’t.[/quote]

We can only nanny so much…..we already do way more than we should. If a customer is too stupid to shop and determine the best value for his money than I don’t feel bad if he doesn’t get the best deal.

[Djshakes]

[quote=briansd1]The problem with health care in America is that the industry can charge whatever it wants, after the fact.

If you give an architect a blank check, he can build you the nicest house. But can you afford it?

Everyone wants to stay at the Ritz Carlton, but the average person can only afford Holiday Inn.

We need to find a way for the consumer to share the burden of care and see the cost of care ahead of time; so the consumer can benefit from shopping for health care like he shops for electronics.

For day to day stuff, medicine is not that hard. Just pick up some books and read.

We need to educate people so that they know what is healthy and what isn’t.[/quote]

We can only nanny so much…..we already do way more than we should. If a customer is too stupid to shop and determine the best value for his money than I don’t feel bad if he doesn’t get the best deal.

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