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Old 09-15-2012, 04:19 AM #1
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There are lots of jobs a person with one arm can do. Disability is usually only until the one armed person has healed and learned to live with only one arm.

The UK taxes on the rich are already the highest in the world. Any higher and more will move out of the UK and take their businesses with them. We have British actors and musicians living here to avoid the high UK taxes.

Here in the US, they could tax the rich at 100% and only add a few percent to the tax revenue stream. Still, many want the rich taxed more. We have already had a steady stream of the rich moving off-shore to avoid the high taxes.

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Old 09-16-2012, 05:46 PM #2
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I believe we all want to contribute. It is human nature. For myself right now my neuro is a rest alittle while and you will be Ok Dr. His terminology at the end of the dr visit follows. You are not paralyzed and you have not lost any feeling permanently I can find no nuerological reason for you not to return to work.

While only being a short timer here I hear alot of frustration with whatever medical system we are dealing with. I still have the same goal. Go back to doing what I did before. I am 50 and not sure I want to start over again. But that may be a choice I no longer have.

I have heard and continue to hear good advice. Take as good care of ourselves as we can. Be the best advocates we can. Support each other. Try to leave politics out of it.
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