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Politics : High Tolerance Plasticity
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To: Bruce L who wrote (21790)10/9/2004 12:38:15 PM
From: Suma  Read Replies (1) of 23153
 
Bruce:

Why I am pro allowing RX from other countries to be imported.

I don't know your age but suspect that you are either not on Medicare yet, are employed by a company that gives you a good prescription plan,do not take many drugs.

I on the other hand know a lot of seniors who do not enjoy any of the above except that they are on Medicare.

Their insurance costs are astronomical. They pay for private insurance having not had the benefit of being employed.as my sister who was what we once referred to as a homemaker rearing children for her life's work. She has to pay everything out of her pocket. Happens to chronic migraines and the cost of the RX that works for her is extremely high. If she were to be allowed to procure this drug from Canada she could save a lot of money.

I on the other hand having been and employee of New York State have a prescription plan that works for me.

What are your reasons for opposing it. ?

ML
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