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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4679410" data-attributes="member: 58386">Spot on. There&#039;s a nursing home out the road from me. DOW is taking these women training them to be CNA&#039;s . Hard dirty dangerous stinky work. The job pays $8.43 an hour. They just go back on public assistance and stay there. You cannot blame them in any way shape or form..The ACA like anything else requires building a base of knowledge about how it works. Those who do quickly come to understand that it&#039;s focus is twofold . Prevention and saving a healthcare network from utter destruction.Today the number of new COVID cases hit an all time high with no leveling off coming anytime soon. In Texas they&#039;re parking reefers out back of hospitals to stock pile the dead bodies from COVID and in South Dakota 55% of all COVID tests are coming back positive. Because people are coming to understand that the ACA is both a life saver and a system saver it&#039;s support will continue to grow.The exception will continue to be in places like Texas where the last conscious sounds people will hear before dying of COVID will be the sound of the reefer running right outside their window.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4679410, member: 58386"] Spot on. There's a nursing home out the road from me. DOW is taking these women training them to be CNA's . Hard dirty dangerous stinky work. The job pays $8.43 an hour. They just go back on public assistance and stay there. You cannot blame them in any way shape or form.. The ACA like anything else requires building a base of knowledge about how it works. Those who do quickly come to understand that it's focus is twofold . Prevention and saving a healthcare network from utter destruction. Today the number of new COVID cases hit an all time high with no leveling off coming anytime soon. In Texas they're parking reefers out back of hospitals to stock pile the dead bodies from COVID and in South Dakota 55% of all COVID tests are coming back positive. Because people are coming to understand that the ACA is both a life saver and a system saver it's support will continue to grow. The exception will continue to be in places like Texas where the last conscious sounds people will hear before dying of COVID will be the sound of the reefer running right outside their window. [/QUOTE]

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