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Carolyn Moore — Sat, 20 Aug 2005 01:24:45 +0000

My husband had a kidney transplant about four years ago. His medicine cost about $1,200.00, a month, to keep him alive. I love him so much and he has always had a good outlook on life, until this tragedy happened. We can’t afford that much money each month, but we want to be happy the rest of our days together. Does Bredesen want us to live in the street, eat out of trash cans, so we can afford my loved ones medication, or does he just want us both to fold up and die together. Either way, he’s a murderer.

By: Roy Yeager

Roy Yeager — Sun, 26 Jun 2005 07:57:10 +0000

My wife and myself are both uninsurable. My wife has had breast cancer and now bone cancer. We are both unemployed for health reasons. We had paid Tenncare premiums for years and when she needed help we had to borrow money to hire an attorney to get them to act. We lost thousands of borrowed dollars and now this action by the govenor. Surely he’s not serious about running for govenor again much lesss The President. He must be dreaming!

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