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To: longnshort who wrote (282041)	3/27/2006 4:47:21 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574883

That's a really inappropriate post, because as you know my mother is dieing at the moment of breast cancer. It's not something you make fun of, unless you are a cruel person. Apparently you are - your post reflects poorly on you. And a mamo has absolutely nothing to do with food regulations that make it illegal to sell arsenic in water without telling the consumer. The govt does indeed need laws to force corporations to list out their food ingredients, because the food companies certainly never did in the past like they do now. A startup can attest to the fact the cost is extremely low to do so - so you would have to be an unethical person to suggest otherwise. Can I ask if you have any family - a mom, dad, brother, sister? You never speak of them. Just curious why. RE: "My god your mom forgets to get a mammagram " What does food regulation have to do with mamos? You had to perversely twist a completely unrelated topic (food regulations) into an attack on women's mamos. Does it make you feel good to sneak in an attack on such an extraordinarily huge scale? Aside from your perverse desire to twist it into an attack on the daughter of a dieing mother, there really is no connection between the topics. Why do you intentionally speak with hostility? No, she did not forget to get a mamo - she was 100% focused on saving my Dad's life in the year she missed her first mamo in her entire life. We have around 300 relatives and none has had cancer so it was environmentally triggered. Ironically, when a spouse falls it it is statistically proven to be more likely the caretaker dies under the stress than the seriously ill spouse. Of course, this is probably a statistic you didn't know, let alone care about. If the govt didn't get in the way of permitting medicine to be capitalistic, you would have substantially better medicine technology that triggers electronic lab slips when a patient comes in for repeated colds that hasn't had a mamo in the year and the software would be intelligent enough to register the important statistic that caretakers have a higher risk of dieing thus up the preventive care during that year. A lack of capitalism in medicine, creates faulty medicine. But nothing explains your extraordinarily mean-spiritedness.