If you are serious about the issue of health care reform please consider the following questions. Your own answers will suggest what is or isn't needed from your perspective.
1. Do you believe that you should have access to health care when you require it?
2. Do you believe that you have a greater right to health care than anyone else?
3. Do you believe that health care must be available to you even if you are unable to pay for it when needed?
4. Are you able to pay for your health care regardless of the amount it costs?
5. Are you willing to do without health care if the cost is to much for you to pay?
6. Are you willing to get sicker and possibly die if you cannot pay for the health care you need?
7. Do you believe that the health of your loved ones represents the most important aspect of your life?
8. Will you willingly allow your loved ones get sick and possibly die if they cannot pay for their health care?
9. Will you pay for your loved ones health care if they cannot?
10. Will you accept health care for yourself and loved ones who need it even if you are unable to pay for it?
Your answers to these ten questions will help you decide what is needed and may aid in assessing the sometimes irrational words used to take one side or the other. A dose of reality based upon your own thoughts and answers is more useful than the hoot and holler that seems to take the place of rational thought and action.
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