Apparently @innoutburger has a nice Veterans Day discount. I just went because I was craving their awesomeness and was pleasantly surprised by it. Castle Rock was packed. Staff handled it well overall except for us vets who couldn’t hear their order being called, which was hilarious (many of us vets were laughing about it). Once they started using the speakers all the orders got picked up. Well done.
Thank you to all the amazing veterans I served with that helped get me home safe (especially the NCOs). Thank you to the Vietnam vets who didn’t get a nice welcome home, but made sure I did. Thank you to my family for supporting me. No regrets on my service.
Robin Wayman was told she would have to pay $4,000 for her throat surgery.
Then, months later, a surprise bill arrived for more than $80,000.
Without an actual, upfront price, patients are left in the dark until their bill arrives. It’s Not Okay.
@Erin4Parents That’s awesome!!! You should be proud of all the work you have done. It actually gives me hope for Colorado, regardless of the results but obviously hoping for good results.
Happy Halloween from PRA! 🎃
Hospitals and insurers have been playing tricks on patients for far too long. The bipartisan Patients Deserve Price Tags Act would finally unmask the real prices.
Patients deserve price tags, not monster bills!
@mikeklis9news This sounded worse on the radio. Tend to think the guy is right. Not sure why he unfollowed the Broncos but he has the benefit of the doubt with me as a fan.
@BenBakerMO Depends on state law. But like the story said they could literally seize the house. HOAs in America have WAY too much power. Sometimes they can seize the house based on 1/100 of the houses worth. It’s nuts.
Quarterback Alex Smith says his life was completely changed by his experience in rehab with servicemen and women who lost limbs overseas.
Smith says he was bitter about life after suffering a grotesque leg injury.
It wasn't until he rehabbed with military amputees that his mindset completely changed.
"I was very bitter for a long time in my rehab process."
"I got this thing called the Secretary of Defense designation... I got access to military medical care."
Smith says when he looked around at all the servicemen and women who had severe injuries, his outlook completely changed.
"There's like double amputees, there's triple amputees, there's terrible burn victims in there. And nobody's hiding behind their scars."
"... it was like the only place in the world where those guys were egging me on and like goading me to do more..."
"Fast forward 2 years later... come back and lace up cleats again and put on a helmet and go play."
Awesome story.
Vid: @BussinWTB
In this case Bill is kind of correct but the wrong question. The “party” needs to look at itself in the mirror and ask “are we the answer”. Democrats don’t use the party to influence unaffiliated voters. They use issue groups. Targeting unaffiliated voters from a party perspective is dumb. If we know one thing about them, it’s that they don’t want to affiliate with any party. So maybe we stop targeting them from the “party brand” and do it instead on issues.