Penn State scorn versus Michigan State scorn

It is outrageous.

 

No, it's not. It's silly medical paperwork.

Lots of people get billed for things already paid for, things that were supposed to be handled by a third party, procedures and/or drugs never administered in the first place, etc. Stuff happens.

 

Doesn't make it less outrageous, in this case or others.

 

My wife went in a couple of years ago for a kidney stone. They asked if she could be pregnant. She said no. We were billed for a pregnancy test.

Let's do a story on this, shall we?

 

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Yeah, the doc on your staff has sexually assaulted thousands of girls. But paperwork is paperwork. WHAT CAN YOU DO? There is absolutely no way to prevent it, right?

You ever have a family member sexually assaulted? How would your family react if the mother of the victim receives a bill for such assaults, each month. I guess we should expect the mom to just say, "paperwork is paperwork!"

Funny, but today, after it comes out, the University said that Nassar patients will no longer be billed.
https://www.lansingstatejournal.com...e-assaulted-nassar-victim-15-says/1053893001/

So they COULD have done something. But that would actually involve caring, and lifting a finger.

When they were embarrassed today by a 15-year-old girl in court today, they found a way to figure out how to stop the billing.

But, hey, in your world, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

When we stopped by the hospital and said, "Please remove this charge," they removed the charge.

Same result.

There are people who DIE in hospitals. And then, on top of their loved ones' pain, they get BILLED by a place in which their loved one DIED. Probably doesn't make them feel too warm and fuzzy.

Oh, the humanity.

 

That right there is what started the problem.

 

What MSU knew: 14 were warned of Nassar abuse

 

Damn, I hate it when we go there.

I don't need to picture trauma for my family to understand trauma. But it's the first place people go.

 

Victim No. 190 is speaking today. 190.

 

Re-read the thread chronology.