We've all received those emails with wild claims, or links to videos or websites... or we have seen blog posts or statements on Facebook and other social media. They are forwarded over and over again. They contain statements that upset us, or just seem so wild and far flung.
Empowered patients know they should never just forward that information to someone else. Instead they take the steps necessary to confirm or debunk the claims made.
Have you taken the time to research information forwarded to you that you knew was possibly not true? Share your story - your opinions, your approach, and your outcomes.
Dhimmitude and the Healthcare Law
The email was false. I think the originator of these emails searches through Snopes and grabs something that is designed to upset people and sends it on. All of them take a current subject and then a…
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Death Panels - Some Basis in Fact
Panels whose job it is to ration healthcare have existed and will continue to exist. As the government realizes that they cannot cover everyone and the cost of healthcare escalates these "panels" whi…
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