CANADIANS VOTE LIBERAL COME NEXT ELECTION
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CANADIANS VOTE LIBERAL COME NEXT ELECTION
AND I HOPE TO EMIGRATE TO THE US SOON.
Thornyrose, you have more optimism than I do that a change in government will help. In Ontario and BC, there are Liberal governments saying "No," while Conservatives and NDP advocate for "yes." In Alberta's Conservative goverment says "No" while Liberals advocate for "Yes" There are similar situations in all the other provinces. Thank goodness for Saskatchewan with the Saskatchewan party.
Regardless of what party is in office, the College of Physicians and Surgeons and the MS Society will continue to try to sway them to the "No" side. In fact, Yves Savoie President of MS Canada is already discrediting Saskatchewan studies-- and they haven't even been submitted for approval yet!
I hope something comes out of the Annual Meeting of Canadian vascular surgeons in Vancouver on September 24 and 25. They have a 90 minute forum with input from vascular surgeons, radiologists and neurologists.
Regardless of what party is in office, the College of Physicians and Surgeons and the MS Society will continue to try to sway them to the "No" side. In fact, Yves Savoie President of MS Canada is already discrediting Saskatchewan studies-- and they haven't even been submitted for approval yet!
I hope something comes out of the Annual Meeting of Canadian vascular surgeons in Vancouver on September 24 and 25. They have a 90 minute forum with input from vascular surgeons, radiologists and neurologists.
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I made a comment in another thread about the established MS world of Medicine circling the wagons to protect their domain. This is but one clear example of how they go about doing this. Unprofessional to say the least!!Regardless of what party is in office, the College of Physicians and Surgeons and the MS Society will continue to try to sway them to the "No" side. In fact, Yves Savoie President of MS Canada is already discrediting Saskatchewan studies-- and they haven't even been submitted for approval yet!
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She has done a mountain of work on behalf of sufferers of CCSVI. Unfortunately there are limits to what you can do in opposition. She has done a tremendous lot, and probably more behind the scenes.erinc14 wrote:1eye wrote:I was born in Detroit. The place has changed. Is it OK to write in Dr Duncan for PM?
Too bad you can't write in a Prime Minister in this country.
I don't know what the was for, that or Detroit. Detroit in 1953 wasn't even Motown yet. Not even much left of it now, so I hear.
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Re: CANADIANS VOTE LIBERAL COME NEXT ELECTION
Hey, I got my US flag for Albany. We can always hope someone will get a Canadian Liberation. Someday.thornyrose76 wrote:AND I HOPE TO EMIGRATE TO THE US SOON.
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Thornyrose: Are you married? If not, maybe you could fall in love and marry an American. Seriously, I know a woman with MS who met a man from the States, married him less than a year later and moved to the US. That was a few years ago.
I haven't heard how she's doing or if she was able to get health insurance in the States that didn't exclude previously existing conditions.
They met through a dating website for people with disabilities: www.soulfulencounters.com You might want to check it out. Even if you don't emigrate, you might have fun meeting someone. Or maybe you could meet someone right here on this website!
Hold on to your internal organs. You're going to need them!
I do understand how frustrated you are at this whole issue in Canada. Generally, I think we have superb health care here, but we're really being deserted right now.
I haven't heard how she's doing or if she was able to get health insurance in the States that didn't exclude previously existing conditions.
They met through a dating website for people with disabilities: www.soulfulencounters.com You might want to check it out. Even if you don't emigrate, you might have fun meeting someone. Or maybe you could meet someone right here on this website!
Hold on to your internal organs. You're going to need them!
I do understand how frustrated you are at this whole issue in Canada. Generally, I think we have superb health care here, but we're really being deserted right now.
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