Some terminally ill patients in Oregon are being denied medical treatments that could prolong their life. Instead, the state is offering to pay for doctor-assisted suicides.
It’s a fact of life that the United States has run out of money and some Americans will become expendable — especially if ObamaCare is signed into law.
If you have elderly parents or family members, please save all the money you can to help pay for their treatments.
From FOX News:
Since the spread of his prostate cancer, 53-year-old Randy Stroup of Dexter, Ore., has been in a fight for his life. Uninsured and unable to pay for expensive chemotherapy, he applied to Oregon’s state-run health plan for help.
Lane Individual Practice Association (LIPA), which administers the Oregon Health Plan in Lane County, responded to Stroup’s request with a letter saying the state would not cover Stroup’s pricey treatment, but would pay for the cost of physician-assisted suicide.
“It dropped my chin to the floor,” Stroup told FOX News. “[How could they] not pay for medication that would help my life, and yet offer to pay to end my life?” READ MORE…
