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MCS · 10-12-2011, 09:43 AM

YOU MUST TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN POLITICS. IT AFFECTS ALL OF US

Gov Jerry Brown of California, USA, vetoed SB 791 which would have required medical providers to notify women if they have dense breast tissue, a fact that could obscure detection of breast cancer on a standard mammogram. The governor said it would create unnessary anxiety.
See the LA Times on 10-12-11

If the proposal passed, the women would have been advised that they would benefit from more screening.

I have dense breast tissue. My young daughters have dense breast tissue. Mammogram was not enough for me!

WHO THE HELL IS HE TO DETERMINE MY SCREENING METHODS TO SAVE MY LIFE ( NOT HIS!) AND MY DAUGHTERS. PARDON THE LANGUAGE BUT THIS SOB IS ONLY INTERESTED IN REDUCING MEDICAL COSTS. YOU'RE BETTER DEAD BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT SCREEN FOR CANCER THAN HAVE TO PAY FOR SCREENING SPECIALLY IN THE UPCOMING OBAMA CARE PROPOSALS

PLEASE LADIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN CALIFORNIA, WRITE TO "JERRY" OR TO SEN JOE SIMITIAN TO TRY TO REVERSE THIS BILL. IT COULD SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE, GOR GOD'S SAKE

OR WRITE TO THE VARIOUS FOUNDATIONS
OR WRITE TO YOUR HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS
OR PASS WORD TO ALL YOU BC SISTERS SO THAT THEY KNOW THE INSULT OF THIS BILL
OR WRITE TO THE LA TIMES AT ANTHONY.YORK@LATIMES.COM - THE WRITER OF THE ARTICLE

JUST PASS IT ON-MAKE IT VIRAL. I DON'T CARE, THIS IS NOT FAIR AT ALL TO ALL OF THOSE WOMEN WHO IN THE FUTURE MAY BE AT RISK FOR THIS DECISION

SORRY. BUT NO MATTER WHAT LITTLE YOU DO, THE WORD IS TO PASS IT ON. I AM

10-12-2011, 09:43 AM	#1
MCS Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 430	California SB 791 Veoted by Gov. Brown YOU MUST TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN POLITICS. IT AFFECTS ALL OF US Gov Jerry Brown of California, USA, vetoed SB 791 which would have required medical providers to notify women if they have dense breast tissue, a fact that could obscure detection of breast cancer on a standard mammogram. The governor said it would create unnessary anxiety. See the LA Times on 10-12-11 If the proposal passed, the women would have been advised that they would benefit from more screening. I have dense breast tissue. My young daughters have dense breast tissue. Mammogram was not enough for me! WHO THE HELL IS HE TO DETERMINE MY SCREENING METHODS TO SAVE MY LIFE ( NOT HIS!) AND MY DAUGHTERS. PARDON THE LANGUAGE BUT THIS SOB IS ONLY INTERESTED IN REDUCING MEDICAL COSTS. YOU'RE BETTER DEAD BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT SCREEN FOR CANCER THAN HAVE TO PAY FOR SCREENING SPECIALLY IN THE UPCOMING OBAMA CARE PROPOSALS PLEASE LADIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN CALIFORNIA, WRITE TO "JERRY" OR TO SEN JOE SIMITIAN TO TRY TO REVERSE THIS BILL. IT COULD SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE, GOR GOD'S SAKE OR WRITE TO THE VARIOUS FOUNDATIONS OR WRITE TO YOUR HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS OR PASS WORD TO ALL YOU BC SISTERS SO THAT THEY KNOW THE INSULT OF THIS BILL OR WRITE TO THE LA TIMES AT ANTHONY.YORK@LATIMES.COM - THE WRITER OF THE ARTICLE JUST PASS IT ON-MAKE IT VIRAL. I DON'T CARE, THIS IS NOT FAIR AT ALL TO ALL OF THOSE WOMEN WHO IN THE FUTURE MAY BE AT RISK FOR THIS DECISION SORRY. BUT NO MATTER WHAT LITTLE YOU DO, THE WORD IS TO PASS IT ON. I AM Last edited by MCS; 10-12-2011 at 09:46 AM..