Comments on: Who is Phill Kline trying to fool?

By: Alayna Staggers (Nurse)

Alayna Staggers (Nurse) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:06:30 +0000

Correction on the above: The stepfather who used his 2 stepdaughters as sex slaves (which was known by the mother) his name being, Robert Estrada, was sentenced in Oct. 2006. 4 pregnancies resulted! These documents were presented to Nola Foulston by Phil Kline, but she did not want the abortion clinics investigated, inspected, or any charges brought against George Tiller for the 30 charges which were brought against him and supported by evidence and 2 judges acknowledgement that an actual case existed against Tiller! Zaremski, the abortionist who performed the abortion on the 11 year old girl did not report the sexual abuse, returned her to her stepfather to continue raping her, and Zaeemski is STILL DOING ABORTIONS IN KANSAS! Somebody had better get on the ball, THE LAW IS BEING EVADED IN KANSAS_THE POLITICIANS ARE PAYING OFF THE ABORTIONISTS!!!Attorney General, Paul Morrison, who is pro-choice had better be pro-law and DO HIS JOB! Morrison and Foulston wanted the only man with any integrity, who wanted the killing of children to END—PHIL KLINE to be ousted; so they could continue their dirty little deed of protecting child molesters and abortionists so their financial status would increase! “Mothers Against Abortion” wants JUSTICE FOR THESE CHILDREN!!!!!!!!!

alaynastaggers@yahoo.com

By: Alayna Staggers (Nurse)

Alayna Staggers (Nurse) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:49:49 +0000

Rape of 2 girls ages 11 and 12, were reported to Nola Foulston DAof Wichita, Kansas by Phil Kline who was trying to give her the info on abortionists; but she ignored the abortion on the 11 year old girl (done by Zareski) and the child was returned to her abusive step father. 4 pregnancies were reported between these 2 girls by their stepfather who was sentenced in Oct. 2005,PHIL KLINE DID HIS JOB! DA Foulston did not. She was paid off by the abortionists, especially George Tiller! WHY IS KANSAS PROTECTING SEX OFFENDERS AND CHILD KILLERS?? MONEY! MONEY!MONEY! MONEY! Shame on you NOLA FOULSTON for NOT LISTENING when these crimes were brought to YOUR ATTENTION by PHIL KLINE!

“Mothers Against Abortion”alaynastaggers@yahoo.com

By: Alayna Staggers (Nurse)

Alayna Staggers (Nurse) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:49:44 +0000

“Mothers Against Abortion”alaynastaggers@yahoo.com

By: Alayna Staggers (nurse)

Alayna Staggers (nurse) — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 02:54:01 +0000

Talk is cheap. Could you walk into Tiller’s abortion clinic and watch him destroy the life of a child? Could you assist him? Would you want your wife or girl friend to be placed in his grasp to have her baby pulled out of her body? Would you want your own child killed and thrown into a heap of garbage to be disposed of? If you can’r do it, why support it? Everyone thinks they have the answers to the problems of poverty, unplanned pregnancy, and birth defects, but it reallyshould not be killing of the children. We can’t kill off every problem we encounter. Operation Rescue is doing a great service, and I believe that God is blessing them because I don’t think Those aborted babies will want to meet up with Tiller if he should happen to go to Heaven to meet our Lord. I don’t believe he has to worry about his fate, he has sealed it with the devil!alaynastaggers@yahoo.com

By: Alayna Staggers (nurse)

Alayna Staggers (nurse) — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 02:51:53 +0000

By: Mary Caruso

Mary Caruso — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 02:44:51 +0000

Your situation is exactly what we’re talking about. You don’t meet the income guidlines for state assistance, but you’re not independantly wealthy, so you can’t afford the treatments either.Well, Golf, what would you suggest? You’re always so full of answers, what wise advice do you have for those in our shoes?

By: Beckster

Beckster — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 21:13:21 +0000

I no longer sell accident & health ins; got out of that years ago because I could see the trend coming. I am still a P&C agent. I now have custody of two grandchildren: both have pre-existing conditions. The 6 yo is legally blind and will need future surgery; the other has femoral anteversion and will need extensive surgery on both legs. It involves (no nice term here) cutting through both thigh bones, turning the bone in the sockets, pins, screws, rods to put it all back together; 3 month in a wheelchair, and extensive PT.

If she doesn’t have this surgery, the older she gets, the more problems she will have with this and bottom line is ending up probably with osteoarthritis in both hips. Per Childrens Mercy in KC.

Do you think I can get any health insurance company to look at them? And they don’t qualify for medicaid or any other stand alone insurance because of my income.

Any suggestions, KSgolfnuts? Don’t assume until you have walked in someone else’s shoes. Please.

Beck

By: Steven Davis

Steven Davis — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 06:17:48 +0000

The outcomes in British health care is _better_ than it is here. What does that mean?

We have pretty expensive health care that is doing worse in patient outcomes than that reported in socialized medicine countries? Help me understand that.

By: Brenda Shull

Brenda Shull — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 05:17:23 +0000

Mary, I completely agree with you. I would have a hard time getting insurance with my medical history as well. I am just lucky enough to have healthcare through my husband and it is a quality policy. I can’t understand how anyone thinks we can trust insurance companies to do what is right when they have demonstrated that they are only in the business of taking our money and fighting to keep us from ever getting it back when we need it. Hawaii has done an excellent job at providing quality healthcare for their citizens on the state program. I think that all states should follow their lead and I think it could be adapted to meet everyone’s needs. In Canada and Britain people move up on the list if their comdition warrants it. It is not like they have to choose between death and treatment.

By: Mary Caruso

Mary Caruso — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 16:19:00 +0000

Sorry, it’s better to wait than to not have access at all. I don’t hear the Brits or Canadians complaining about their health care system the way we do here.It’s a matter of priorities, I’d rather see our money go to preventative medicine and adequate health care for everyone, not war and the attempt to control other governments.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 15:23:05 +0000

The reason our health care became so costly was because the government intervened to begin with.

I saw Tony Blair on TV bragging that they had gotten the wait for heart surgery down to 6 months. 6 months,of course the list is shrinking socialized medicine is killing them all off.

Move to Britain, or Canada if you want that crap. I personally want the government completely out of the health care business.

By: Mary Caruso

Mary Caruso — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:47:10 +0000

Here I go with the spelling errors again! I’m throwing the cat outside.

By: Mary Caruso

Mary Caruso — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:43:44 +0000

I’m so thankful that my husband’s company had good insurance when I was diagnosed with cancer, it would have bankrupted us if we didn’t have help. Everyone should have equal access to health care, and no one should have to lose their life savings and everything else in order to get help.My husband will probably lose his job this year because his company sold, I may not even be able to get health insurance because of my medical history, and even if I can qualify, it will be so outrageously expensive we won’t be able to afford it.We need socialized medicine. If we can pay for this god-forsaken war, we can afford to provide health care to EVERY citizen, not just the poor ones.

Be careful of your judgmental attitude Golf, it often comes aroung to bite you in the ass.

By: Blaidd Drwg

Blaidd Drwg — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 22:17:46 +0000

testicles………..you are f****** asshole

By: KSGolfnut

KSGolfnut — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 22:08:25 +0000

Don’t forget smoking, Pee. You choose that, too. And I’m sure there are many other unhealthy choices you make in lieu of healthcare.

But, when you’re fighting “fibromyalgia”…heh…

By: Brenda Shull

Brenda Shull — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 22:01:36 +0000

KG,What makes you think someone chooses to live without health insurance? She probably can’t afford it. A lot of companies especially small businesses can’t afford to provide it. It’s only going to get worse. Adequate healthcare should be a right in the richest country in the world. But you probably believe it is just a way to weed out the “weak.”

By: political_mom

political_mom — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 21:56:05 +0000

Yeah because I CHOOSE to pay my house, electric, gas, cable and phone and food first- what is left over would not have paid for insurance at that time, how many times do I have to tell you that.

Like I CHOOSE to drive a late model because I can’t afford a new Lexus.

By: KSGolfnut

KSGolfnut — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 20:56:00 +0000

When you CHOOSE to live without insurance…..

By: political_mom

political_mom — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 20:50:03 +0000

Oh trust me I’m not laying down and dying, I have way too much to do. I just get sick of it, trying to keep up with how much I feel I should do vs how much I CAN do. And often too what other people THINK I should do.

I’ll start seeing a recommended pain specialist when I get my insurance. I had a run in with a really fabulous doctor that wasn’t my own who wanted to see me do better with the pain. It’s not that my doc now is bad, but he’s limited on what we can do without insurance. And this other doc had ties to Wichita and knew some of the better doctors to see there, with the access to the new information on treatment.

By: Brenda Shull

Brenda Shull — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 20:30:27 +0000

There are treatments. The level of pain depends on the type you have. I have pain at night and often have problems sleeping which contributes to the fatigue. I take a lot of medicine but it keeps me functioning so I can’t complain. One thing I have learned is that you basically have too choices in life. You can roll over and die or you can get up and fight. I’ve always been a fighter and a survivor.Fibromyalgia is a serious illness as well. There are some new treatments for it. Do you have a good neurologist?

By: political_mom

political_mom — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 20:19:04 +0000

Let me guess, Testicles thinks it’s one of those made up diseases?

I didn’t know you were a doctor too testicles.

MS and FM can have similar symptoms, but from my understanding most people with MS don’t have the pain issues as much. And at least MS gets serious consideration and can be treated depending on the kind of MS you have…right?

By: WSClark

WSClark — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 20:01:09 +0000

Hold on! Golf Nutz is stalking and trolling again!

Where you find P Mom, you’ll find Nutz, lurking in the corner.

By: KSGolfnut

KSGolfnut — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:58:52 +0000

Fibromyalgia. heh.

By: Brenda Shull

Brenda Shull — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:55:01 +0000

I do believe in an afterlife although I have much contempt for organized religion. I also believe that life is what you make it. Mary, you are really old!!! I won’t be 54 until next August. PM, we all have our crosses to bear. Trust me Mary has had hers and I have mine. MS is something I live with everyday but I will not be defined by it or the abuse I suffered as a child. Maybe Sol is right(yes I said that)you can turn your circumstances around. My life is good now but when I was your age I was very confused. It really does get better with age. Something has to because everthing else begins to fall out and spread out!!

By: political_mom

political_mom — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:35:50 +0000

Ok Mary, I’ll trade with you. You can come live my life and be 35 again, but you have to take my fibromyalgia too.

I just finished listening to Doug’s investigation, and I have to say that she did seem really nice and passionate, and totally misinformed, didn’t address any of the real life issues as to why she might be facing an abortion in the first place. My first question would have been, “why do you feel that you can’t talk to your husband about this”. I can’t imagine not telling my husband about a decision like that. But I can imagine it when I was married to my first husband who was very abusive. That should have been a red flag about the relationship itself.

And as far as the one mom who brought the baby back in whose boyfriend wanted her to have the abortion. Yeah, that’s how it usually turns out isn’t it? That’s why we have so many abandoned mothers?

I don’t think doug’s link was biased, I don’t think it was fake.

Doug, a good study that says morning after pills in deeper research DOES NOT prevent a fertilized egg to implant. That it ONLY works before the egg is fertilized. This is the only study so far of it’s kind, the others merely speculated that it worked by preventing implantation. If you read those studies very carefully it says ‘it is believed’.

http://www.popcouncil.org/publications/popbriefs/pb11(2)_3.html

I expect to see more research that proves this to be the case, that fertilization NEVER EVEN OCCURS, so now, nobody can claim it causes an abortion, no matter how widely they interpret that to mean.