| Date: | Fri, 16 Aug 2013 12:52:56 -0400 (EDT) |
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| From: | 6204306594@mms.att.net |
| To: | mikebell@netins.net |
| Subject: | An important message about changes in health insurance for people with diabetes |
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| Date: | Wed, 21 Aug 2013 10:30:59 -0500 (CDT) |
| From: | American Diabetes Association <news@diabetes.org> |
| Reply-To: | American Diabetes Association <news@diabetes.org> |
| Organization: | American Diabetes Association |
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Dear Michael, The Affordable Care Act is bringing additional major health insurance changes for people with diabetes over the next few months, including-finally-the end of discrimination against people with diabetes in the health insurance market. No longer can an insurance company stamp "NO" on an application, simply because you or a family member has diabetes. While these changes will benefit people with diabetes all over the country, we are aware that there is some confusion about how they will benefit you, your friends and your family. That is why, at the American Diabetes Association, we are bringing you information about the Affordable Care Act to help you get insurance that best meets the needs of you and your family. There are two important dates to keep in mind: * On October 1, 2013, people can start signing up for health insurance through their state Marketplace. Coverage purchased in the Marketplace will go into effect as early as January 1, 2014. * January 1, 2014 brings a host of other changes including ending discrimination based on diabetes, ending lifetime dollar limits on benefits, and providing financial help to pay for insurance. We have two new documents to help you understand both Marketplaces and the upcoming changes in health insurance rules related to diabetes. These documents are also available in Spanish. In the Association's new Q&A, "The Health Insurance Marketplace and People with Diabetes", http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=-IfSLSsWXbCY6RYwrqLBRw you will find a list of frequently asked questions about the new Health Insurance Marketplace opening in your state on October 1st. If you or anyone you know is uninsured or shopping for new coverage-or simply wants to explore other insurance options-this document will help you learn more about Marketplaces. The American Diabetes Association does not recommend specific health plans, but we want to provide you with an understanding of the new Marketplaces and link you to available resources for assistance. Click HERE to read the Q&A. http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=6Mz1E3hSMkp4wv94h0RBsg The American Diabetes Association's new "Health Insurance Update: Protections for People with Diabetes" http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=BPGfalTfVu5_mszstGVT3g provides information on changes to health insurance rules which impact people with diabetes, including changes that are already in effect and some starting on the first day of the new year. We want to help you understand these changes and how they can benefit you, your friends and family. Click HERE to read the update. http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=7sU-0g7stKghJM5wVV4qDg Making sure that people living with, and at risk for, diabetes can access the care they need for optimal health is at the core of the American Diabetes Association's mission. The new Marketplaces, coupled with the new health insurance rules, will help people with diabetes get the care and treatment they need. Please help spread the word about these changes by forwarding this email to friends and family affected by diabetes. We appreciate your support and everything you do to Stop Diabetes®. Sincerely, Karen D. Talmadge, PhD Chair of the Board, American Diabetes Association P.S. Those who are seeking assistance in choosing a health insurance plan, or who want to learn more about the Marketplaces, can also visit www.healthcare.gov, or call 1-800-318-2596. http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=UgEhtyHipq4O-82ThOCdEA ---------------------------- MANAGE YOUR COMMUNICATIONS: http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=WRhYYZmKdS8NQaE8KTYdRw View Online: http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=yRQgmDVW8YOD1cYTOlg8xw Forward to a Friend: http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=EG5jECIW_0qNn8OZWy7cLw Stop Diabetes: http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=5sd4Hm1AwGtGJwdF6oyRhQ ---------------------------- Follow us: ---------------------------- Like us on Facebook http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=3xPhGyzi8Id9bGBTiVsQeA Follow us on Twitter http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=eoRSkVTSWtDFdm9xEzjSww Diabetes Stops Here Blog http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=quUmLfI0bSImpeTpUM5fpQ YouTube http://main.diabetes.org/site/R?i=aKOFNbnKLHQJDtxHBhdaug American Diabetes Association 1701 N. Beauregard Street | Alexandria, VA 22311 | 1-800-DIABETES Please add news@diabetes.org to your address book to ensure you receive all future emails. Click Here to Unsubscribe. http://main.diabetes.org/site/CO?i=4i5xXfplkjYoYcaqpgz0b6ctAMexwluP&cid=10841 Copyright © 1995-2013 American Diabetes Association. All Rights Reserved.
All of the caffine gave me a migrain; it wasn't painful as I took an overdose of pain killer.
"I feel like I have a hangover, without all the happy memories and mystery bruises."
-Ellen DeGeneres
and chatting. It was a very socialble and pleasant time.
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Kathie was also ill.</blockquote>They increased the size of the Prime Rib to one pound but separated the salad bar from the meal and only have one "side" - the baked potatoe. We ordered a "chocolate volcano" [or name to that effect]. This was supposed to come with ice creamme but came with whipped creamme. Our waitress brought a small scoop of vanilla ice creamme.Pre-Bed Snack: gin-n-tonic
| Subject: | Fw: Out of gas |
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| Date: | Wed, 7 Aug 2013 09:38:22 -0700 (PDT) |
| From: | Tim Burke <tburke46@att.net> |
| Reply-To: | Tim Burke <tburke46@att.net> |
| To: | mikebell@netins.net <mikebell@netins.net> |
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waitress didn't refill my water glass and resupply either of our coffee pots. Finally, a third waitress showed up with the bill.
place, with the chef from the Convention Center. We had high hopes and they were met!
(from Dillions)
(lobster)We had a young waitress who didn't come around very often to see if we needed anything. For example, she didn't tell us they were having to brew fresh coffee. Later, I had to flag down another waitress to get catchup for the steak. Kathie's "blueberry syrup" was really something else and she had to flag down "our" waitress to get the correct syrup. I don't know what Kathie tipped this waitress but it was probably more than she deserved...
