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Comment by Pam Vredenburg on June 28, 2014 at 12:39am

Bobby I have a friend who sells this Essiac tea in Montana and it works! My ex father in law had stage 4 in his prostate cancer @ the time he started the tea. He is now cancer free BUT the Government does not want us to know!
Here is the link if you can not find this anywhere else.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ezziac-Blend-1-4-Pounds-Bulk-Herbs-Herbal-/...

My ex father in law had stage 4 cancer and took this he is now cancer free. Hope it helps out some. Love to both of you Pam'

Comment by Pam Vredenburg on June 28, 2014 at 12:38am

Here is the list of Fox News personalities to which we need you to tweet this episode:

@BretBaier
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@GretchenCarlson
@kimguilfoyle
@ericbolling
@RobertGBeckel
@greggutfeld
@TheFive
@gretawire
@AndreaTantaros
@seanhannity
@RedEyeFNC
@FoxNews
@ShepNewsTeam
@peterjohnsonjr
@Judgenap
@pdoocy
@kilmeade
@ehasselbeck
@Geraldo Rivera

Thank you,
Bobby

Comment by Pam Vredenburg on June 28, 2014 at 12:37am

So last week we called NEMSCA, the Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency which works with Social Services to arrange such things, only to receive a letter informing us that my wife could not be evaluated because their in-home nursing program was "at capacity." In other words, they don't have any money. So much for Obamacare "protecting the most vulnerable in our society."

Does anyone else find it disturbing that the government can find money to supply weapons to terrorist groups in Syria (ISIS thanks you Mssr. Obama & McCain,) and send illegal aliens to school instead of sending them back to the country from which they came, that Bradley Manning can transmogrify himself into a "woman" (boy, will that ever make him popular in Leavenworth,) and aged transsexuals can use Medicare to pay for their gender reassignment surgeries when they turn 65; but a dying woman can't get skilled end-of-life care? Possibly because she is white?

The very thought makes me want to vomit.

Click here to read the rest of this shocking story:
http://bobpowell.blogspot.com/2014/06...

Comment by Pam Vredenburg on June 28, 2014 at 12:37am

One would think that people choose social work in order to help people who are in need. It is possible, and apparently altogether too common, for social workers to become so jaded that they begin to treat their clients with the disdain normally reserved for junkies or skid row bums stinking of Sterno; and even then, aren't they human beings deserving of compassion too?. When that disdain takes the form of criminal actions that not only adversely affect the lives of society's most vulnerable, but define anew terms like "corruption," "avarice," and "sociopath," it is incumbent upon society to put an end to those actions and punish those responsible.

I believe that my family is being punished by our social worker and her superiors. We can never get a phone call returned by our worker and her supervisor refuses to meet with us or even consider our request for a new worker despite repeated complaints. Whenever I go to talk to him he's "In a meeting" or otherwise unavailable. My wife's Medicaid has been turned off twice since she was diagnosed with cancer. Dealing with the disease is difficult enough without having to fight to keep her insurance for no good reason whatsoever. We are literally afraid to ask them for anything for fear of having new sanctions imposed instead of the help we require.

But the situation here at Casa Powell has reached the point where my wife needs skilled, in-home care; she needs hospice. She's pretty much confined to bed, as her bed sores will attest, depending on me to steady her and provide what measures I can to make her comfortable. I'm "on-call," literally 24 hours a day, unable to even leave the house to shop for groceries unless there is another adult available to stay with her.