Sick 9/11 Responders Attend Final gwb SOTU

[Psychoblues]

Don't blame it on your memory, martin. According to your previous posts you don't know what they are.

I dont remember what those are

That's OK. Refer to ordinary reference journals such as dictionary or encyclopedic sources and I am quite certain you can catch up.

[actsnoblemartin]

I was born with learning disabilites, and my ocd, anxiety, and aspburgers.

Don't blame it on your memory, martin. According to your previous posts you don't know what they are.





That's OK. Refer to ordinary reference journals such as dictionary or encyclopedic sources and I am quite certain you can catch up.

[Psychoblues]

I don't think I was born with any of that but I'm certain my lead poisoning wasn't self inflicted, dig it?

I was born with learning disabilites, and my ocd, anxiety, and aspburgers.

Sheesh!!!!!! How many excuses do you have, martin?

[DragonStryk72]

Okay, well, addressing the point of the actual topic being discussed... They are right. half of the WTC going down was not in the job description of being a first responder, and it did in fact create unique circumstances.

We call them our heroes, but we treat them like chumps. They should be getting looked after. If we can repeatedly help people who are intentionally living off of welfare, then yeah, he have a duty to help the guys who spent months pulling people out of the wreckage. I think that is more than fair, and they aren't even asking for money, just better medical care. That doesn't seem far fetched to me.

[Psychoblues]

You got it, DS'72!!!!!!!

Okay, well, addressing the point of the actual topic being discussed... They are right. half of the WTC going down was not in the job description of being a first responder, and it did in fact create unique circumstances.

We call them our heroes, but we treat them like chumps. They should be getting looked after. If we can repeatedly help people who are intentionally living off of welfare, then yeah, he have a duty to help the guys who spent months pulling people out of the wreckage. I think that is more than fair, and they aren't even asking for money, just better medical care. That doesn't seem far fetched to me.

How can we make that ideology more clear?

[Sertes]

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The primary mission of the FealGood Foundation, a non-profit organization, is to spread awareness and educate the public about the catastrophic health effects on 9/11 first responders, as well as to provide assistance to relieve these great heroes of the financial burdens placed on them over the last five years. A secondary goal of our Foundation is to create a network of advocacy on 9/11 healthcare issues. We not only advocate for Ground Zero workers, but show others how they can advocate for themselves and help others through grassroots activism.

[Psychoblues]

Thanks