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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (178790)	1/7/2012 1:41:49 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541556

For me..if it matters.. Im a bit concerned that.. she will be haunted by the memory of shooting someone have been a sounding board for a few VietNam era soldiers.. killing.. never comes easy.. old ghosts......linger on............... ..................................................................... It Dont Come...Easy youtube.com

To: Steve Lokness who wrote (178790)	1/7/2012 3:48:41 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541556

It's the time it took people to GET to her, Steve. I assume she's pretty remote if it took a 911 call that long to get people to the house. But hey, yeah, ya "got" me. I would like people with small children to be able to get their children emergency medical care quickly. Apparently you don't worry about things like that. Go you! Injuries- leading cause of death for children under one. Most common place of injury? The home pediatricsdigest.mobi I'm sure you think children in rural settings "do better" (without any evidence) . But I happen to know (from actual statistics) that your distance from first responders is a big part of what determines whether or not you die in an accident. Rural children are more likely to be uninsured and more like to be harmed by the distance to medical care. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov But of course Steve, you "know" best. Geez I hope you aren't in charge of any health care planning, or, actually, any planning of any kind. You seem to leap to crazy combative positions without ever looking up statistics. I realize we are all in love with our own ideas, but it's never very impressive to be so in love with them you don't look up the reality. But go you- carping at people who want children to have quick access to medical care. I mean, do you think about these positions before you post?