Getting my Groove Back

I’m getting my groove back.
It’s taken me a while.
I’ve had a substantial amount of wallowing.
I’m not going to lie, I haven’t been myself for the past 3 weeks or so.
I feel like I got body slammed by life.
Now, it’s time to move on. Pity party over.
I’m sensing my “you-ain’t-see-nothin’-yet” attitude coming back.
And you know what?
You haven’t.
I’ve got a business plan in mind that I hope to execute.
I’m trade marking the idea. I’m creating a budget. I’ve searched some grants. I’m perfecting my business plan. I’m taking strategic steps.
Eventually, I’ll have to find seed money, which is the most daunting task of all.
Cross your fingers, say some prayers, and we’ll see what we’re made of.
My biggest problem is trying to think through how to make my business plan greed proof.
Yes, greed proof. I don’t want some dirty little money grubber getting their sticky fingers on my idea and exploiting the poor and sick anymore.
Really, looking back, our health care system all started with good intentions.
Past behavior is the best indicator of future behavior I’ve heard.
I think it was Johnson that started Medicare/Medicaid to have a “legacy” after a woeful presidency. The idea was that no person should go without healthcare due to illness or age.
Novel idea, but look what it’s turned into. It’s been abused and misused in too many ways.
I hear HMOs were started in the 80s to control rising hospital costs.
Now look at how the script has flipped, but who would’ve imagined how bad a good idea could go.
Maybe, the third time is a charm.
Unfortunately, Obama’s love affair with the media is going downhill, and Tom Daschle may be the first to get ousted as a result.
Okay, whatever, as long as Dean gets in like I’d hoped.
You all are entitled to think who deserves the seat.
Let’s be real about Daschle, nobody wants to pay their taxes. However, unfortunately, tax evasion is a product of greed.
Greed needs to stay out of health care.
It is not okay to profit off people trying to survive.
It’s wrong.
So any future plan of action for health care reform certainly needs to be greed proofed. I do have an idea to take the power back.
I just hope I can fight both my illness and the system at the same time. Thank goodness we baldies have an army.