what are the current medical problems in san angelo, Texas?
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there is an epidemic of nothing to do!
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Yes!  Get to the hospital!  Good Luck!
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To many Rats:\n\nDallas County Wants Refunds for Mexicans' Health Care \n\nCommissioners in Dallas County, Texas, plan to ask the Mexican government to pay for the medical care given to Mexican nationals at a local hospital. \n\nEach year, Dallas County taxpayers spend $15 million to treat Mexican nationals at Parkland Hospital - and that total includes only the first two days of the patients' emergency care, according to CBS 11 News in Dallas. \n\n"We will be sending a bill to Mexico's president to explain to him and to the embassy how much money it is costing the Dallas County taxpayer to treat their residents, and they need to reimburse Dallas County," said County Judge Margaret Keliher. \n\nJesse Diaz, local president of the League of United Latin American Citizens, complained: "Why punish Mexico? Mexico should not be a scapegoat ... the immigrants are paying taxes, buying homes and cars, and are contributing to the economy." \n\nDallas County will also send bills to nearby Texas counties whose residents seek care at Parkland - running up a tab of nearly $27 million a year, according to Keliher. \n\nDallas can't force those other counties to pay up. But Parkland's board chair Dr. Lauren McDonald said if outsiders don't pay their fair share of emergency and trauma care, it will have a devastating effect on the hospital and those who rely on it.
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Contact local Health Dept.
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I suggest looking up either Alabama law or the city ordinances in teh city where the issues are occuring. I do not believe there are any County laws.
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How about doing a search on Hurricane Katrina.  the issues there were huge\n\ngood luck
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http://www.central-texas.med.va.gov/main/
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last week had a bad sinus & lung infection -had to go to the doc & get some meds to clear it up-was pure hell-hope you are not getting sick [angel]\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
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Dear Karen,\n\nI am bipolar and live very near Ft. Worth. I am giving you the address and e-mail for the Dallas Chapter of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA). You may contact them for more information.\n\nDallas\nDBSA Dallas\nContact 1: Carol King\nPhone: (972) 709-5464\nContact 2: Roger Hale\nAdditional Phone: (972) 768-2772\nEmail: dbsa-dallas@comcast.net\n\nI will also provide a links below to the DBSA National, The Mental Health Association of Texas (MHA Texas) and The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Texas).\n\nI hope one of these can help you. If you have further questions please feel free to contact me.\n\nSincerely,\nTerry
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Harris County morgue in Houston.....ewwww!!!  I am a medical student and we had a "tour" there to witness an autopsy and it was pretty gross.  I can handle lots and lots of things pertaining to medical, but death is not one of them.
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High blood pressure.\nBack problems.
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Taking care of my uncle.  Had a full day planned - drop some stuff off at a charity on the way to his doctor's appt, pick some wine up for him to drink, stop at the Food Emporium near the return bus stop for groceries, stop at the bank to get cash for Xmas gifts for the staff at our apartment (we were away), stop at Duane Reade for milk, stop at the corner for bananas & other fruit, vegetables.  And somewhere in the middle get lunch since we were fasting for the doctor's visit.\nPlan didn't work out.  The charity had moved.  The first downtown bus wouldn't let me on with the stuff I hadn't been able to donate.  Getting off the next bus (I'd rearranged the stuff so I could close the cart), while running, trying to make up time, I managed to trip over the cart, went sprawling -- scraping shins, bruising backs (Don't ask me how I managed to bruise the backs) of my hands, and smacking my cheek into the sidewalk. (Luckily - no scrape. Doc says I'll have black eye.) I also bruised my shoulder but didn't realize that until this evening.  Someone who worked at the building was quite solicitous & wanted to call for help, was convinced I was badly hurt & didn't realize it - but we were late for the doctor - just across the street.  \n\nSo we ended up with two appointments (one for me and one for my uncle).  My uncle, as I suspected, was not well.  We were sent immediately to get a chest x-ray.  I had asked and there weren't any places nearby to donate the stuff I had brought, so, charity went out the window and I put cart and contents next to a trash bin on the street.  We took a cab to get the xrays. The cab left us off at the wrong street - but we wandered around inside the hospital until we found the right department. After the first xray, they decided they needed another more sophisticated one. They needed me to help my uncle into position. (He's had several strokes & isn't always able to follow directions well.)\n\nWe waited for our doctor to talk to the xray doctor. Then they decided a cat scan was needed. We sat for awhile again. But my uncle was just about faint from hunger - it was now about 3:30pm and he hadn't had anything to eat since the night before.  We were told there was enough time for us to go up to the cafeteria to get something to eat. So we did.  After the cat scan, I thought we were supposed to find out whether he would have to be admitted to the hospital or not.  The technician knew nothing about it - said I should call my doctor from the courtesy phone back in the waiting room.  Someone else was on the phone - forever.  Finally got to use the phone - took 3 or 4 tries to figure out that I didn't need to use the area code - weird.  Turns out that it takes awhile to get the results of cat scans so we could go home - but my uncle (86) needed to use the bathroom first.  While waiting, the doctor who reads the cat scans came by looking for us!! (nice hospital - Mt. Sinai, nice people!)  Said he thought it likely the fluid in my uncle's lungs was related to his heart and not likely to be cancer. I breathed a sigh of relief. With the heart, there's more time for us to be together, more things that can be done to improve his health.  \nWe got a couple of buses home.  The elevator was broken. AGAIN.  We had to take the front elevator, walk up a flight of stairs, walk across the roof and down a flight of stairs.  This took awhile. This broken elevator routine is getting old - even if my uncle weren't sick.  \n\nRemoved the pill from the pill box that the doctor decided my uncle shouldn't take any more, gave the rest with a glass of water to my uncle for him to take.  Fixed the top sheet on his bed - it keeps coming out because the mattress is too deep. Put my uncle to bed as he was exhausted from the long day. Called my mother (uncle's sister) to see if what she had before we left could be related to or provide some clue as to what he has now.
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Lots of things. See a Dr.  Sooner the better\nfor your safety.
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V A medical centers in Texas:\n\nhttp://www.tvc.state.tx.us/VAFacility.htm#VA%20MEDICAL%20CENTERS
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go to the hospital!!!!!
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i belive those defects came from living in the contamanated area that caused it, the goverment should be accounted for 'for not letting people know the damage that the area could cause .but it;s all about money with those people.. they don't tell nothing unless there court ordered too.i would seriously think of moving to a safer place than there.maybe the next thing your babies will get is cancer or ms..my cousin got ms cleaning offices in iowa yrs ago when they had a tornado there.she cleaned sludge out of office building and papers and all kind of debree.she is 30yrs old in a nurseing home'can't talk walk; or eat,,,,,,please talk to a lawyer or just move if possible,,,,,,,good-luck and god bless you all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Maybe you can get help at your local American Legion. They have people to help with these problems. And they'll be on your side.