Posted by Lorren on October 15, 2010
Should employees be forced to give away their hard-earned money to people who don’t have money to buy life-saving medication? Or should people be responsible for their own actions?
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Tags: Catherine O'Connor, CVS, drug policies, money, New Jersey, pharmacy
Posted by Lorren on August 16, 2010
An FDA panel took away a recommendation for a $8000/month drug to be used on breast cancer. Is this the start of death panels?
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Tags: cancer, death panels, drugs, FDA, health, health care, obamacare, socialized medicine
Posted by Lorren on April 16, 2008
Some people say that drug use is a victimless crime. If you don’t rob somebody, don’t spend your kid’s milk money on drugs, and don’t drive or perform surgery while on drugs, nobody gets hurt, right? Or so some people argue.
Unfortunately, that is a little short sighted. And I’m not even thinking [...]
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Posted by Lorren on October 11, 2007
My son has had a cold for more than a week now. A couple nights ago, he woke up at 2 AM hacking and unable to sleep. We didn’t have any infant decongestant in the house, so my husband ran to Walgreen’s to get him some medicine so he could get back to [...]
Posted by Lorren on July 27, 2007
This is the final part to my 2 Kings 17 story. Here are the other parts:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
When we last left Israel and America, the people were worshiping idols and making God angry. There were some preachers out there warning them to repent, but most refused. They liked their idols too [...]