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Are you having to travel for medical help?

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in this morning's paper, i read that many local health pros -- about 150 -- are losing their jobs.

the huge medical establishments (sponsoring hospitals) expected to turn a profit but are, instead, losing money.

within a couple months, our labs, doctors' offices, etc., will close.

compound complex

Thanks, LV101:

Golly, I guess it's a widespread problem. I've heard of doctors not taking on new patients, but this!

Nice hearing from you!

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Are you old AND dependable?

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greetings, aging young men and women:.

the term, "aging young man," came to my attention when in my early 40s.

now, nearly thirty years later, i am definitely old.

compound complex

Thank you, rebelfighter!

I understand completely. When I run into some clients from years ago, they tell me they wish I still worked for them.

I appreciate your story!

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Are you having to travel for medical help?

by compound complex in

jw
friends

in this morning's paper, i read that many local health pros -- about 150 -- are losing their jobs.

the huge medical establishments (sponsoring hospitals) expected to turn a profit but are, instead, losing money.

within a couple months, our labs, doctors' offices, etc., will close.

In this morning's paper, I read that many local health pros -- about 150 -- are losing their jobs. The huge medical establishments (sponsoring hospitals) expected to turn a profit but are, instead, losing money. Something to do with a "covenant."

Within a couple months, our labs, doctors' offices, etc., will close. My doctor confirmed this, just this morning.

How about out your way?

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Are you old AND dependable?

by compound complex in

jw
friends

greetings, aging young men and women:.

the term, "aging young man," came to my attention when in my early 40s.

now, nearly thirty years later, i am definitely old.

compound complex

Greetings, aging young men and women:

The term, "aging young man," came to my attention when in my early 40s. Now, nearly thirty years later, I am definitely OLD. And, I am dependable. I get a lot of work, and keep it, because people count on me. Of course, I did fall down on a job once -- literally -- when I had a heart attack and couldn't finish feeding my cardiologist's dogs. What irony.

I've also read that us older folks have a low rate of work-related absenteeism. Perhaps, then, getting older and becoming more dependable are mated.

I bet you're dependable, too!

Want to talk about it?

THANKS!

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