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Post by Jason Arilani on Oct 9, 2009 20:54:10 GMT -4
Did you know that when Lance Armstrong received his cancer diagnosis 13 years ago, he didn’t have health insurance? No one should have to battle cancer while worrying about health insurance coverage. That’s why I just signed the LIVESTRONG Action petition, to tell our leaders in Washington that any health reform bill must include two principles:
No American should be denied health insurance coverage because of pre-existing conditions.
No American should lose their insurance due to changes in health or employment.
Will you join me and sign the LIVESTRONG Action petition? The petition will be delivered to Capitol Hill this month as the debate reaches its climax. It only takes a few moments, and it’s a critical message to send to our representatives in Washington:
Thirteen years ago, Lance received his diagnosis for advanced testicular cancer. He was in-between contacts and had no health insurance—and his insurer used his diagnosis as a reason to deny reinstatement. Lance was lucky because one of his sponsors stepped in on his behalf. But not every American is so fortunate.
Our goal is a world without cancer—and the first step is making sure all survivors can get the insurance they need to fight against cancer. It’s not right for insurers to deny coverage based on pre-existing conditions, or to drop people when they get sick and need insurance the most. Will you sign the petition to show your support?
That was a message that could be sent out in an e-mail after I signed this particular petition. Its a part of an organization that my mom showed me and had me and my family join. We support this organization by signing petitions like this and wearing bracelets that say "LIVESTRONG" on them. Sign the petition to show your support for healthcare reform. 40,000 people have signed so far, but their goal is 50,000. Show your support by signing the petition, and feel free to join LIVESTRONG as well. It doesn't cost anything and the most they do is send you occasional e-mails. Its a good cause. And while you are at it, feel free to post here showing your views on this and LIVESTRONG, as well as say if you signed the petition/joined the organization.
._. people may jump my case for this, but Idunno if I wanna sign this petition. I don't have the most faith in the government's ability to get a healthcare reform system up and running correctly. It would be fantastic if done right, and I'm a proponent of the reform, but I strongly disagree with how they're going about it. They're rushing it too much. ._.
If they slowed down, then maybe it could be done right, especially without increasing the deficits we have. >.<
I live in Austin. Lance Armstrong is god here. I've /nothing/ against what he's doing, it's all awesome, but when every third person you see has one of those armbands on? It gets really hard on the eyes.