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Posted by Steve on November 7, 2009, 7:13 pm
>>> Well, sounds like time for some team work. Get the neighbor
>>> involved. You know, the one who looks after her. (whoever
>>> that might be). Sad she needed a hip. Glad she got it before
>>> socialized med nixes all elective surgery. And sends our old
>>> folks to the home instead of keeping them active.
>> THe hip replacement was not elective.... she fell and broke it.
> At least she didn't have to deal with the mandatory death panel for
> approval.
All that being said, I am still looking for an oil tech in NORCAL to service
my Moms furnace.
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Posted by The King on November 7, 2009, 11:00 pm
wrote:
>>>> Well, sounds like time for some team work. Get the neighbor
>>>> involved. You know, the one who looks after her. (whoever
>>>> that might be). Sad she needed a hip. Glad she got it before
>>>> socialized med nixes all elective surgery. And sends our old
>>>> folks to the home instead of keeping them active.
>>> THe hip replacement was not elective.... she fell and broke it.
To the mormon everything is elective. specially thinking.
>> At least she didn't have to deal with the mandatory death panel for
>> approval.
>All that being said, I am still looking for an oil tech in NORCAL to service
>my Moms furnace.
Tell her what you tell everyone else. Look in the yellow pages.
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 7, 2009, 11:15 pm
I tell people to ask their friends and neighbors. Who can
you reccomend, who was polite, Mormon, and treated you well,
and offered to leave a Book of Mormon?
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.
Tell her what you tell everyone else. Look in the yellow
pages.
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 7, 2009, 11:14 pm
Want a zany idea that might be good for something? Google
for a farm and garden supply place, near her town. Call on
the phone, and ask for "the old guy". When you get someone
over 40, ask who's the local guy who does a good job with
oil furnace. Failing that, call the auto parts places.
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.
All that being said, I am still looking for an oil tech in
NORCAL to service
my Moms furnace.
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Posted by Don Ocean on November 8, 2009, 7:48 pm
Stormin Mormon wrote:
> Want a zany idea that might be good for something? Google
> for a farm and garden supply place, near her town. Call on
> the phone, and ask for "the old guy". When you get someone
> over 40, ask who's the local guy who does a good job with
> oil furnace. Failing that, call the auto parts places.
Oh fer Chis sakes... Call the oil supplier. They either service their
clients of have someone local that does.
>
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>>> involved. You know, the one who looks after her. (whoever
>>> that might be). Sad she needed a hip. Glad she got it before
>>> socialized med nixes all elective surgery. And sends our old
>>> folks to the home instead of keeping them active.