In article , ""tj
\"@florida,com" says...

H the K wrote:
On 10/31/09 3:41 PM, Tosk wrote:


When I was in the hospital last week one doctor all but suggested that I
give a fake name and ss number knowing I was uninsured. He said and I
quote "everybody does it"... But no, I will be paying the 26,000 dollars
for the next twenty years because I am not a thief...


I figured you were among the uninsured. Really. But you are lying about
the doctor, of course, because reputable hospitals ask for photo IDs,
and you'd have to produce your driver's license.

I-L-L-E-G-A-L-S GO TO THE HEAD OF THE LINE. NO ID GETS YOU SEEN QUICKER.
NO PAPERWORK TO SIFT THROUGH. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, dummy.

Harry is a liar, many folks don't have picture ID's and if they started
asking, the ACLU would go nuts. At Manchester Hospital, they have never
asked me for one. As to Harrys "reputable" comment, we know he doesn't
have a clue and even if he did, he wouldn't be honest about it. ECHN is
rated in the top 5% of health care companies in the US, they are pretty
reputable...

And of course, even Harry knows they don't take time to ask when someone
comes in with a possible heart attack. Either way, even if I did want to
cheat, I know a lot of folks that work there, many are related by
marrige. But the doctor in ER did note that it happens all the time, I
mean, folks giving fake names and SS numbers.

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Here is Harry Krause:
http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/off...personId=14243
Harry Krause