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To: steve harris who wrote (765923)	1/26/2014 2:13:09 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 1571786

I and many of my friends have had hip replacements, knee surgery, etc, using medicare. None of us ever had a problem. It was seamless and easy as pie. And all the docs I know of in my community accept medicare. Many, if not most of my friends could not have afforded the cost of a hip replacement ($25,000) if not for medicare and would have spent their old age crippled. When you need a hip replacement it is bone and bone. Imagine how painful that is to just walk. Same with many knee problems. I have seen medicare save so many of my old friends from a life of misery. So what are you talking about??