Ordinary couples going about their business, living their lives, trying to take care of one another in sickness and in health . . . good luck if you live in the South - where you don't ride at the back of the bus, you can't even get on the damn bus.
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I enjoy this bit of info. I ask my job for it; due to my ex, before the stroke. I did nto know he was giong to have a stroke, just wanted insurance for him. I was told no at this time. If he had insurance he might better off today than he is now.
Ray
I understand Ray, I went through something similar with my late husband . . . who knows if he could have gotten better medical care whether he might be alive today.
Equal rights really is a matter of life and death, in lots of ways.
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