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What’s all this I hear about “death panels”, forced abortions, and mandatory sex change operations? Has the country I used to know gone AWOL? Come on, folks, get real. No one wants to kill Grandma, and no one wants to abandon disabled children. As a matter of fact, the current situation is causing both the elderly and the disabled to suffer needlessly.
We have before us an immense dilemma and an extraordinary opportunity.
The dilemma is that our current healthcare system is ailing and getting sicker by the day.
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