Hopefully, my next post will be about Chase's birth story. I've been meaning to post that, but alas, there isn't much time these days for blogging ;) Thanks, everyone for all your kind words and encouragement. The last couple of days have been a vast improvement and I am getting the hang of juggling the needs of both kids. Not to mention, I've been taking my neighbors up on their offers to help. It is a lifesaver, and Brett should get the dad of the year award for going to bed late or waking up early to take care of one child or another so I can get extra rest.
Anyway, I just read a fantastic article about health care reform written by the CEO of Whole Foods. I agree with pretty much everything he says. If you are following the health care reform debate (how can you avoid it?) this is a great, down-to-earth, opinion on the matter.
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Yeah, I really liked that article too. And here I was thinking Whole Foods and its customers were liberal.
You should also know that for writing that, he has made Whole Foods the target of a boycott seeking his removal.
The link could use a little fixing up, as it picks up the space and period at the end.
I like the ideas, and I like their relative simplicity. I don't understand why there doesn't seem to be any move towards doing some simple things like these. No one item he lists is likely to make a revolutionary change for 50 million people, but they would help some people with a very low risk of disastrous side-effects. (And low risk of costing a trillion dollars, too.)
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