Category Archives: Health and wellness

celebrity

Posted on July 20, 2010 by cfonseca160

I heard that actor B. Pitt’s ex-wife tells the media that she has/had a stalker near her home. Does that mean he or she didn’t like the show “Friends”? Kidding aside, I feel this is an important point I’m about … Continue reading →

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Dominik Brunner

Posted on July 15, 2010 by cfonseca160

In loving memory of the man who stepped in, courageously, to resolve youth violence. Aboard a German subway, he stepped in, to protect a kid from bullies, after calling police… only to be beaten himself to death by the bullies. … Continue reading →

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five to six years late

Posted on February 25, 2010 by cfonseca160

I just read an article put out by a major cable news network in the year 2004 taking the position that the doors would soon open for consumers and patients alike to order pharmaceuticals from America, with doctor’s prescription, online, … Continue reading →

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Toyota recall

Posted on February 25, 2010 by cfonseca160

While it is certainly true that a consumer’s line of protection is to refuse purchasing a product in favor of a competitor’s product, it is sad that a person can fall victim of product use. While “Toyota” regrets the loss … Continue reading →

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is exporting democracy obligatory?

Posted on February 11, 2010 by cfonseca160

No. In support of America, to anyone reading, I ask that all our troops return ASAP. Exporting democracy in the form that we’ve been seeing is not obligatory. Iran’s president announced in a public speech that “his country could develop … Continue reading →

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and for the unemployed and too sick to work?

Posted on October 1, 2009 by cfonseca160

What was voted for the unemployed, or too sick to work, in the Senate today? For those citizens unable to afford any plan what so ever. What for them? This is a serious question. Are they to continue going to emergency rooms … Continue reading →

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consumer driven democracy

Posted on October 1, 2009 by cfonseca160

Senator R. Wyden understands correctly that trusting the individual consumer makes for a free society. Those individuals who like the options that their employer gives them for healthcare will keep that job. And those who don’t want their employer to … Continue reading →

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Medicare “Advantage” Medicare

Posted on August 19, 2009 by cfonseca160

In addition to the views in the previous blog, the president has expressed wanting to reform Medicare Advantage plans. I find this an agreeable intention, but he must couple this control of funds with a genuine preservation of Medicare for … Continue reading →

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healthcare?

Posted on August 19, 2009 by cfonseca160

If the president won’t extend Medicare to all anymore, and if he’s not interested in providing us who don’t have it, it, who is he trying to please? I’m genuinely wondering who he’s interested in pleasing. I haven’t seen information … Continue reading →

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seriousness

Posted on March 4, 2009 by cfonseca160

I try not to take myself as seriously as I take certain issues seriously. By nature, as a writer, I enjoy writing about things that matter. In this time of penance, as it relates to writing, I have been reminded … Continue reading →

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