I saw this beautiful girl with messy hair, no makeup and sleep clothes walking to pick up some milk from the store. She turned away from me and used her hand to shield my view too. I wanted to tell her she looks good but it was kind of awkward.
No one is suggesting that the government control the health care system. They are suggesting that government apply some regulations to insurance companies so that everyone has access to decent medical care.
I wouldn't want anyone telling me when and where I can go see a doctor. NO universal Heath care!!!
How about the government that won two world wars?
Well, we've seen what deregulation has done to the economy. Do you want that mess with your health care? Edit: I'd love for you to point me to some sources than to help me see your perspective.
Ha - my brother was the exact same way. He had ADHD and Tourettes. He didn't really have any medication, but it doesn't work so well when they are teenagers anyway. When he's a senior and starts applying for schools, he will realize that you need more than a dream to get you to where you want to be. It also takes hard work. My brother somewhat got his dreams crushed by not being accepted into the several military colleges he was desperate to get into - because he wasn't responsible enough during high school. So he made the rash decision to join the Navy. And you know? - Everything worked out alright for him. Let your stepson realize the error of his ways. And if anyone blames his irresponsibility or behavior on his ADHD, they are wrong because that is no excuse. Everything will work out fine once he realizes people won't always be around to take care of him.
