Fellow Jesus myth advocate D.M Murdock, widely known as Acharya S, is dealing with a particularly vicious onslaught of cancer. Given the fact that the U.S. is just about the only first world nation left that doesn’t cover its citizens’ non-elective medical bills, the best we can do is try to help each other pay for our very survival. Murdock and I don’t agree on a lot of things (and not just on the methodology or mythicism issues). But I’m pretty sure we do agree on this. And I believe she deserves a leg up. If you want to help her survive, both literally and financially, send a little her way. Her fundraiser is ongoing here.
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I thought ObamaCare took care of all this?
Nope.
All the Affordable Care Act did was curb some corruption in the insurance and medical industry (and expand access to the poor), which will make it cost slightly less, so we pay somewhat outrageous amounts of money instead of totally outrageous amounts of money. It will probably cause a small reduction in medical bill bankruptcies.
Welcome to America.
Richard, do you know the name of the hospital where Dorothy was treated for her cancer?
Thank you
Not off hand. She is now deceased, so I assume this question is moot. But if for some reason you still need to know, Google is your friend.