child health?
Q. dear all, My one year female child got fever early morning immediately we gave crocin syrup 4mg as directed by the physican regularly, after that she drunk milk also and played good and went to sleep aroung 7.00a.m. upto 9.30a.m. the child was sleeping suddenly her leg and hands were shacking. We picked up the baby and went to local doctor and doctor confirmed the baby has been attacked by fitz and children doctor medicated with injection after that she came to normal. We fear that how it was happened and morning time happened, we take into hospital. If evening time, we are much worried and any medical expert can advice what would be the reason and what is the precautionery measures to be taken in future.
Asked by rameshhemavathy - Wed Jul 23 05:37:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your child had a seizure, and seizures are quite common in very young children who have a very high fever. I do not anticipate that your child will have another seizure once her fever goes away and she is feeling better. After she is feeling better, just keep an eye on her to see if she is showing signs of developing abnormally compared to how she was before this illness. I really do believe she will be okay though.
Answered by Dr. Patrick V. Suglia - Wed Jul 23 05:46:16 2008
Q. dear all, My one year female child got fever early morning immediately we gave crocin syrup 4mg as directed by the physican regularly, after that she drunk milk also and played good and went to sleep aroung 7.00a.m. upto 9.30a.m. the child was sleeping suddenly her leg and hands were shacking. We picked up the baby and went to local doctor and doctor confirmed the baby has been attacked by fitz and children doctor medicated with injection after that she came to normal. We fear that how it was happened and morning time happened, we take into hospital. If evening time, we are much worried and any medical expert can advice what would be the reason and what is the precautionery measures to be taken in future.
Asked by rameshhemavathy - Wed Jul 23 05:37:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your child had a seizure, and seizures are quite common in very young children who have a very high fever. I do not anticipate that your child will have another seizure once her fever goes away and she is feeling better. After she is feeling better, just keep an eye on her to see if she is showing signs of developing abnormally compared to how she was before this illness. I really do believe she will be okay though.
Answered by Dr. Patrick V. Suglia - Wed Jul 23 05:46:16 2008
What could Prez Bush be gaining by subverting the Constitution, the military and child health care?
Q. Hey, this is a serious question. I'm a lifelong Republican who is convinced Bush is doing what's right for the country. But his subversion of the Constitution, military and child health care is well documented; essentially a given. What I need is some confirmation, enlightenment if you will, on just what his motives are.
Asked by golfer7 - Mon Nov 19 17:31:40 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Money. His corporate sponsors can offer "contributions" to him and his party. The president also wants power. He and his cadre have resented the fact that ever since Watergate, presidents have "lost" (in reality, they haven't) power since the Watergate scandal and the Nixon affair. Cheney once claimed that it was his and Bush's "duty" to put more power in the presidency. He doesn't care about child health care. He does it to undermine Congress' authourity. He spent hundreds of billions on the military - yet just $35 billion on healthcare seems too much all of a sudden. No, we have a very greedy and power hungry man in power.
Answered by ch_ris_l - Mon Nov 19 17:38:41 2007
Q. Hey, this is a serious question. I'm a lifelong Republican who is convinced Bush is doing what's right for the country. But his subversion of the Constitution, military and child health care is well documented; essentially a given. What I need is some confirmation, enlightenment if you will, on just what his motives are.
Asked by golfer7 - Mon Nov 19 17:31:40 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Money. His corporate sponsors can offer "contributions" to him and his party. The president also wants power. He and his cadre have resented the fact that ever since Watergate, presidents have "lost" (in reality, they haven't) power since the Watergate scandal and the Nixon affair. Cheney once claimed that it was his and Bush's "duty" to put more power in the presidency. He doesn't care about child health care. He does it to undermine Congress' authourity. He spent hundreds of billions on the military - yet just $35 billion on healthcare seems too much all of a sudden. No, we have a very greedy and power hungry man in power.
Answered by ch_ris_l - Mon Nov 19 17:38:41 2007
Increasing cigarette tax to fund child health care?
Q. President Obama just signed a bill to increase cigarette tax to fund child health care, the first step towards universal health care. Is this fair to those smokers who do not have children, never plan to have them? And why should smokers shoulder the entire burden? If somebody can't afford health care for their kids, stop having kids! agree? disagree? why?
Asked by I Try - Sat Feb 7 08:40:53 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bill is stupid. There is no way the current number of smokers in the country could fund this bill. And the more they raise cigarette taxes, the more smokers will give up their habit. So how does that make sense to anyone with a brain? Does that mean Obama wants people to START smoking in order to fund it? Or is it... as is more likely the case... his way to slip the bill in, because after all who doesn't want to slam cigarette smokers more. But once the bill is passed and obviously not getting the funds it needs, then they can start taxing the rest of us even more. Because have you EVER known the government to stop funding their pet causes once they get a bill passed? No, they just raise taxes.
Answered by kathy_is_a_nurse - Sat Feb 7 09:07:18 2009
Q. President Obama just signed a bill to increase cigarette tax to fund child health care, the first step towards universal health care. Is this fair to those smokers who do not have children, never plan to have them? And why should smokers shoulder the entire burden? If somebody can't afford health care for their kids, stop having kids! agree? disagree? why?
Asked by I Try - Sat Feb 7 08:40:53 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bill is stupid. There is no way the current number of smokers in the country could fund this bill. And the more they raise cigarette taxes, the more smokers will give up their habit. So how does that make sense to anyone with a brain? Does that mean Obama wants people to START smoking in order to fund it? Or is it... as is more likely the case... his way to slip the bill in, because after all who doesn't want to slam cigarette smokers more. But once the bill is passed and obviously not getting the funds it needs, then they can start taxing the rest of us even more. Because have you EVER known the government to stop funding their pet causes once they get a bill passed? No, they just raise taxes.
Answered by kathy_is_a_nurse - Sat Feb 7 09:07:18 2009
What kind of say should a NATURAL parent have in their child health care WHO IS IN FOSTER ARE?
Q. What kind of decisions should include the child parents and what is okay for the foster parents to do. Just a few examples: 1-birth control 2- involuntary circumcision (infant-toddler) 3- any elective surgery 4- any controversial proceduree 5-procedure that goes against their religion I must include: 6- radical therapy such as rebirthing.
Asked by ... - Mon Oct 27 17:46:10 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TPR or not? If TPR, NONE and chances are the bio-parents don't care anyway. By the time TPR has happened, the bio-parents have been given so many chances...in my opinion, if TPR happens, the bio-parents are so selfish and wrapped up in their own problems and issues that they probably can't and don't think about their children. If not TPR, they should definitely have a say in many things, UNLESS they are so abusive that they are dangerous and it is known that TPR is going to occur. Before my bio-parents had their rights terminated, I could not have different haircuts and could not have some dental work that I needed. The dental work was actually a medical problem, but it could not be done. IN my case, they could not find my bio-mothe [cont.]
Answered by @@@@@ - Mon Oct 27 20:49:11 2008
Q. What kind of decisions should include the child parents and what is okay for the foster parents to do. Just a few examples: 1-birth control 2- involuntary circumcision (infant-toddler) 3- any elective surgery 4- any controversial proceduree 5-procedure that goes against their religion I must include: 6- radical therapy such as rebirthing.
Asked by ... - Mon Oct 27 17:46:10 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TPR or not? If TPR, NONE and chances are the bio-parents don't care anyway. By the time TPR has happened, the bio-parents have been given so many chances...in my opinion, if TPR happens, the bio-parents are so selfish and wrapped up in their own problems and issues that they probably can't and don't think about their children. If not TPR, they should definitely have a say in many things, UNLESS they are so abusive that they are dangerous and it is known that TPR is going to occur. Before my bio-parents had their rights terminated, I could not have different haircuts and could not have some dental work that I needed. The dental work was actually a medical problem, but it could not be done. IN my case, they could not find my bio-mothe [cont.]
Answered by @@@@@ - Mon Oct 27 20:49:11 2008
Is contact lenses part of the Kaiser Permanente Child Health Plan?
Q. I want to get contacts, I have Kaiser Permanente as my Health Insurance. Is contact lenses part of the benefits from this health plan. Is 16 years old a good age to wear contacts? Is LensCrafter a good place to get Contact lenses, or just kaiser permanente?
Asked by efrosty - Fri Sep 7 23:15:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry no. they don't. i barely got my contacts this year and i'm fifteen. you should go to walmart they are really cheap there.
Answered by Edith - Fri Sep 7 23:19:56 2007
Q. I want to get contacts, I have Kaiser Permanente as my Health Insurance. Is contact lenses part of the benefits from this health plan. Is 16 years old a good age to wear contacts? Is LensCrafter a good place to get Contact lenses, or just kaiser permanente?
Asked by efrosty - Fri Sep 7 23:15:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry no. they don't. i barely got my contacts this year and i'm fifteen. you should go to walmart they are really cheap there.
Answered by Edith - Fri Sep 7 23:19:56 2007
Can my child get Medicaid or Child Health Plus?
Q. I live outside of the US right now for my husband's job. We are only in America for 2 months out of the year, but we're US citizens. Can my child receive Medicaid? We make a lot of money, but I don't want to get a regular insurance for only 2 months each year. Should I apply before my son is born or wait until he is born and we're in America? How long does it take to be accepted for the insurance? My husband and I have insurance here in Austria, but not in America. I have no idea where to begin with finding insurance for our son for 2 months at a time. Thanks to the few of you who decided to give rude advice. This question has nothing to do with being cheap. If you could read, you'd see that it has to due with the fact that I DON'T… [cont.]
Asked by Karla - Mon Dec 31 20:20:36 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may can get it on your child but you can't get it on yourself because your husband makes to much money. I applied for medicaid just recently and got accepted and it only took 3 or 4 weeks for my card to come in. Hoped this helped. Congrats!!!
Answered by Melissa G - Mon Dec 31 20:28:35 2007
Q. I live outside of the US right now for my husband's job. We are only in America for 2 months out of the year, but we're US citizens. Can my child receive Medicaid? We make a lot of money, but I don't want to get a regular insurance for only 2 months each year. Should I apply before my son is born or wait until he is born and we're in America? How long does it take to be accepted for the insurance? My husband and I have insurance here in Austria, but not in America. I have no idea where to begin with finding insurance for our son for 2 months at a time. Thanks to the few of you who decided to give rude advice. This question has nothing to do with being cheap. If you could read, you'd see that it has to due with the fact that I DON'T… [cont.]
Asked by Karla - Mon Dec 31 20:20:36 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may can get it on your child but you can't get it on yourself because your husband makes to much money. I applied for medicaid just recently and got accepted and it only took 3 or 4 weeks for my card to come in. Hoped this helped. Congrats!!!
Answered by Melissa G - Mon Dec 31 20:28:35 2007
If my child has Child Health Plus coverage in NY, can I get Healthy NY coverage for myself as an individual?
Q. Or would I have to get joint coverage through Healthy NY even though my income level qualifies my child for Child Health Plus coverage?
Asked by j r - Mon Sep 29 20:40:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Or would I have to get joint coverage through Healthy NY even though my income level qualifies my child for Child Health Plus coverage?
Asked by j r - Mon Sep 29 20:40:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Is this hazardous to my child's health when i wrap their lunch sandwich in alumium foil?
Q. I usually wrap my child's sandwich (slice of bread and salami or ham etc) in aluminum foil. They prefer it this way because they say that the tables at school are so yucky. So they can unfold their sandwich and lay it down inbetween bites. I thought that was ideal, until somebody just told me that it was a health hazard because of the aluminum. is this true? what have you heard?
Asked by Priscilla L - Thu Feb 21 14:44:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how aluminum is sold as a food wrap, i'd say you are safe. now i can see how you may run into problems if you are heating things up in foil. regardless it can't be any worse than your kids drinking out of an aluminum pop can. try using wax paper or deli paper if it makes you that uncomfortable! you can get deli paper here they are pre-cut and perfectly sized for wrapping up a sandwich. good luck!
Answered by Kristin S - Thu Feb 21 14:58:07 2008
Q. I usually wrap my child's sandwich (slice of bread and salami or ham etc) in aluminum foil. They prefer it this way because they say that the tables at school are so yucky. So they can unfold their sandwich and lay it down inbetween bites. I thought that was ideal, until somebody just told me that it was a health hazard because of the aluminum. is this true? what have you heard?
Asked by Priscilla L - Thu Feb 21 14:44:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how aluminum is sold as a food wrap, i'd say you are safe. now i can see how you may run into problems if you are heating things up in foil. regardless it can't be any worse than your kids drinking out of an aluminum pop can. try using wax paper or deli paper if it makes you that uncomfortable! you can get deli paper here they are pre-cut and perfectly sized for wrapping up a sandwich. good luck!
Answered by Kristin S - Thu Feb 21 14:58:07 2008
What is the age cutoff of a child's health insurance under parents plan?
Q. I just heard that President Obama signed into law that allows health insurance coverage for a child under a parents policy up to age 27. Is that correct?
Asked by Ed F - Tue Mar 2 09:00:49 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a check first with your insurance company or your insurance agent. It actually depends on the insurance that your parents enrolled but usually 22 will be the cut off. If in college, you can still be covered provided that the insurance is permitting it ;) You can also find additional information on this one when you read on this site that i use for insurance references ;) Hope this one helps! Goodluck on you :)
Answered by Ferry Wilson - Wed Mar 3 05:54:02 2010
Q. I just heard that President Obama signed into law that allows health insurance coverage for a child under a parents policy up to age 27. Is that correct?
Asked by Ed F - Tue Mar 2 09:00:49 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a check first with your insurance company or your insurance agent. It actually depends on the insurance that your parents enrolled but usually 22 will be the cut off. If in college, you can still be covered provided that the insurance is permitting it ;) You can also find additional information on this one when you read on this site that i use for insurance references ;) Hope this one helps! Goodluck on you :)
Answered by Ferry Wilson - Wed Mar 3 05:54:02 2010
How do you get the IEP team to schedule the IEP when a child is struggling health wise & team is delaying?
Q. Our child qualifies under OHI and Speech & Lang. for an IEP. We have given several dates to meet for an IEP to talk about changes that need need to be made in his IEP. The school keeps delaying, and our child has already missed half the school year due to his disability and an inappropriate IEP. His health is getting worse everytime they are not following the IEP and continuing to delay holding a new one. What do we do?
Asked by cece - Sat Sep 13 11:14:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Under the federal law called IDEA, an IEP meeting must be held within 30 days of request. This request, as well as ALL other requests, should be done in writing. Now that they have been delaying and it is causing your child harm, I suggest writing a more detailed letter. Something like this: Dear Special Ed Director, On ___, 2008, I requested an IEP meeting to discuss my son's current placement and services. The school gave us a date of ___, 2008 but then cancelled and rescheduled for ___, 2008. This was cancelled as well and rescheduled for ___, 2008. Under IDEA, an IEP meeting must be held within 30 days of my request. It has now been ___ weeks/months. The district is out of compliance. If an IEP meeting is not held within 10… [cont.]
Answered by Shirley N - Sat Sep 13 13:48:16 2008
Q. Our child qualifies under OHI and Speech & Lang. for an IEP. We have given several dates to meet for an IEP to talk about changes that need need to be made in his IEP. The school keeps delaying, and our child has already missed half the school year due to his disability and an inappropriate IEP. His health is getting worse everytime they are not following the IEP and continuing to delay holding a new one. What do we do?
Asked by cece - Sat Sep 13 11:14:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Under the federal law called IDEA, an IEP meeting must be held within 30 days of request. This request, as well as ALL other requests, should be done in writing. Now that they have been delaying and it is causing your child harm, I suggest writing a more detailed letter. Something like this: Dear Special Ed Director, On ___, 2008, I requested an IEP meeting to discuss my son's current placement and services. The school gave us a date of ___, 2008 but then cancelled and rescheduled for ___, 2008. This was cancelled as well and rescheduled for ___, 2008. Under IDEA, an IEP meeting must be held within 30 days of my request. It has now been ___ weeks/months. The district is out of compliance. If an IEP meeting is not held within 10… [cont.]
Answered by Shirley N - Sat Sep 13 13:48:16 2008
What Form Does An Elderly Parent Need to Fill Out to Give an Adult Child Access to Health Information?
Q. Is there a form that an elderly parent can sign to give permission for an adult child to (1) talk to doctors and/or nurses about the parent's health records, etc. and (2) make decisions for the parent if the parent's health becomes very frail? I'm not sure if a "Health Care Power of Attorney" does this. Your help is appreciated.
Asked by Hiroshima, Get Over it - Fri Feb 23 12:40:07 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Durable Health Care Power of Attorney would be the place to start. Additional forms may be necessary, depending on your particular state laws. You will need at least three notarized originals - one for you, one for your parent, and one for your parent's doctor. If it were me, I would give a fourth notarized original to a trusted relative who doesn't live with either you or your parent. Before the time arrives that you would have to use it, make sure that you and your parent (going there together) give one of the originals to your parent's doctor, that your parent states their wishes (the ones in your question), and you confirm with the doctor that they now have all they need to grant those wishes in any circumstance. You need your… [cont.]
Answered by retired military wife - Fri Feb 23 12:49:35 2007
Q. Is there a form that an elderly parent can sign to give permission for an adult child to (1) talk to doctors and/or nurses about the parent's health records, etc. and (2) make decisions for the parent if the parent's health becomes very frail? I'm not sure if a "Health Care Power of Attorney" does this. Your help is appreciated.
Asked by Hiroshima, Get Over it - Fri Feb 23 12:40:07 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Durable Health Care Power of Attorney would be the place to start. Additional forms may be necessary, depending on your particular state laws. You will need at least three notarized originals - one for you, one for your parent, and one for your parent's doctor. If it were me, I would give a fourth notarized original to a trusted relative who doesn't live with either you or your parent. Before the time arrives that you would have to use it, make sure that you and your parent (going there together) give one of the originals to your parent's doctor, that your parent states their wishes (the ones in your question), and you confirm with the doctor that they now have all they need to grant those wishes in any circumstance. You need your… [cont.]
Answered by retired military wife - Fri Feb 23 12:49:35 2007
How the CAT scan during pregnancy affects the child's health in the future?
Q. I was 6.5 mo. pregnant when doctors scheduled a CAT scan on my lungs. At that time I had no clue about possible danger for my child. However now, after reading all these articles on the Web, my life could be described by one single word "FEAR". I'm afraid for my daughter now and most importatly for her future. People with similar experiences please be so kind and share with me how is your kids' health? I thank you in advance.
Asked by musician - Mon Feb 18 04:24:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two things working in your favor here...you were past your first trimester (a fetus is more radiosensitive very early in a pregnancy) and the CT scan was of an area other than your pelvis. X-rays do not fly all willy nilly around a room. They are highly directed and concentrated beams of radiation, which expose only the area of interest...in your case, your lungs. Your baby probably got very little, if any radiation from this CT scan. I urge you to talk to your OB/GYN, as he/she can probably reassure you better than anyone on this forum. The following is taken from a website which has questions answered by qualified medical personel who are experts in radiation and it's effects. Here is what I found: "There should be no… [cont.]
Answered by Lissacal - Mon Feb 18 11:49:49 2008
Q. I was 6.5 mo. pregnant when doctors scheduled a CAT scan on my lungs. At that time I had no clue about possible danger for my child. However now, after reading all these articles on the Web, my life could be described by one single word "FEAR". I'm afraid for my daughter now and most importatly for her future. People with similar experiences please be so kind and share with me how is your kids' health? I thank you in advance.
Asked by musician - Mon Feb 18 04:24:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two things working in your favor here...you were past your first trimester (a fetus is more radiosensitive very early in a pregnancy) and the CT scan was of an area other than your pelvis. X-rays do not fly all willy nilly around a room. They are highly directed and concentrated beams of radiation, which expose only the area of interest...in your case, your lungs. Your baby probably got very little, if any radiation from this CT scan. I urge you to talk to your OB/GYN, as he/she can probably reassure you better than anyone on this forum. The following is taken from a website which has questions answered by qualified medical personel who are experts in radiation and it's effects. Here is what I found: "There should be no… [cont.]
Answered by Lissacal - Mon Feb 18 11:49:49 2008
Why should parents' rights come before the child's health?
Q. I believe a doctor should be allowed to do whatever is best for the patient without asking the parents' permission to do anything. They can be informed, but damn it, the child's health and well being should come before parental rights. My aunt is a nurse, and she's seen kids in terrible pain and doctors can't do anything about the pain because the parents are pondering whether anesthesia is good or not. It's sick parental rights come before another person's health and well being.
Asked by Lisa Marie - Sat Nov 7 14:05:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if its critical/severe then yeah also if the child needs it done they should do it without the parents consent answer mine please?
Answered by NONAME - Sat Nov 7 14:10:13 2009
Q. I believe a doctor should be allowed to do whatever is best for the patient without asking the parents' permission to do anything. They can be informed, but damn it, the child's health and well being should come before parental rights. My aunt is a nurse, and she's seen kids in terrible pain and doctors can't do anything about the pain because the parents are pondering whether anesthesia is good or not. It's sick parental rights come before another person's health and well being.
Asked by Lisa Marie - Sat Nov 7 14:05:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if its critical/severe then yeah also if the child needs it done they should do it without the parents consent answer mine please?
Answered by NONAME - Sat Nov 7 14:10:13 2009
Is a minor child's parent required to provide health insurance for baby of minor child?
Q. My brother is divorced and pays child support and provides health insurance for his 2 kids. One of his minor daughters just gave birth to a baby. Will he be required to provide health insurance for the baby of his dependent, or will the State of Texas require the baby's father to "step up"?
Asked by shy_green_eyes@sbcglobal.net - Wed Aug 29 12:05:47 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your probably going to have to look up the laws of Texas. I would think that the babys father would have to provide insurance not the babys grandfather. She can also apply for the state aid insurance.
Answered by countrygal - Wed Aug 29 12:13:23 2007
Q. My brother is divorced and pays child support and provides health insurance for his 2 kids. One of his minor daughters just gave birth to a baby. Will he be required to provide health insurance for the baby of his dependent, or will the State of Texas require the baby's father to "step up"?
Asked by shy_green_eyes@sbcglobal.net - Wed Aug 29 12:05:47 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your probably going to have to look up the laws of Texas. I would think that the babys father would have to provide insurance not the babys grandfather. She can also apply for the state aid insurance.
Answered by countrygal - Wed Aug 29 12:13:23 2007
70 billion fron Iraq Afghanistan but no money for child health care?
Q. wow why is this goin on. Why will no one step up and say something wow if don't wanna help sick kids then you have a problem its not there fault they are ppor and they should not be punished for something they have no control over.
Asked by baconandtoast22 - Tue Dec 18 21:52:21 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would have helped a lot of lower middle class families. Right now if you make less than 70k a year and live in the city you are probably not a homeowner and have little savings. SCHIP would have covered these people who are far above poverty, but below middle class. Its a shame that Republicans destroy Unions which provide health care, then they take away government help for working Americans.
Answered by Tomsriv - Tue Dec 18 23:16:09 2007
Q. wow why is this goin on. Why will no one step up and say something wow if don't wanna help sick kids then you have a problem its not there fault they are ppor and they should not be punished for something they have no control over.
Asked by baconandtoast22 - Tue Dec 18 21:52:21 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would have helped a lot of lower middle class families. Right now if you make less than 70k a year and live in the city you are probably not a homeowner and have little savings. SCHIP would have covered these people who are far above poverty, but below middle class. Its a shame that Republicans destroy Unions which provide health care, then they take away government help for working Americans.
Answered by Tomsriv - Tue Dec 18 23:16:09 2007
why did hawaii recently dropped its universal child health care program ?
Q. sen Obamas birth state is giving us clues and also china is also looking at making healthcare a non government control system. hard to manage...no funds...or this pure politcs
Asked by timely confessor - Sat Oct 18 17:07:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bc ppl abused the system who didn't need it. govt. health care doesn't work. the thing we need to do is make healthcare affordable for all who seek it.
Answered by DJ Tanner Spinz 2009 - Sat Oct 18 17:11:53 2008
Q. sen Obamas birth state is giving us clues and also china is also looking at making healthcare a non government control system. hard to manage...no funds...or this pure politcs
Asked by timely confessor - Sat Oct 18 17:07:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bc ppl abused the system who didn't need it. govt. health care doesn't work. the thing we need to do is make healthcare affordable for all who seek it.
Answered by DJ Tanner Spinz 2009 - Sat Oct 18 17:11:53 2008
how can an early years practitioner promote child health?
Q. i need to know how i as a student studying early childhood and education, can promote child health in a community?
Asked by Leeann K - Sat May 27 08:09:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe get involved in a community fair, and pass out flyers that will give child health tips, or children's books to promote early childhood literacy. ( If you search your community, you can get lots of donations for the books)
Answered by MC - Sat May 27 09:13:21 2006
Q. i need to know how i as a student studying early childhood and education, can promote child health in a community?
Asked by Leeann K - Sat May 27 08:09:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe get involved in a community fair, and pass out flyers that will give child health tips, or children's books to promote early childhood literacy. ( If you search your community, you can get lots of donations for the books)
Answered by MC - Sat May 27 09:13:21 2006
Are your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child?
Q. Are your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child? Please tell about the physical health, diseases, eating and sleeping condition of your child/children.
Asked by riyad - Tue Jan 12 21:14:09 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Aunt and Uncle decided not to Vaccinate there children. Personally, i think it was a stupid idea. The diseases are still out there, they are real and can still happen. My cousins always seem to be sick, just seem unwell quite often. There are no disadvantages to vaccinating your kids. I believe it to be un responsible.
Answered by bob - Fri Jan 15 21:49:17 2010
Q. Are your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child? Please tell about the physical health, diseases, eating and sleeping condition of your child/children.
Asked by riyad - Tue Jan 12 21:14:09 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Aunt and Uncle decided not to Vaccinate there children. Personally, i think it was a stupid idea. The diseases are still out there, they are real and can still happen. My cousins always seem to be sick, just seem unwell quite often. There are no disadvantages to vaccinating your kids. I believe it to be un responsible.
Answered by bob - Fri Jan 15 21:49:17 2010
WAre your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child?
Q. Are your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child? Please tell about the physical health, diseases, eating and sleeping condition of your child/children.
Asked by riyad - Mon Jan 11 21:47:59 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My children are unvaccinated. They are happy, healthy, and thriving. Beyond a few colds we have had no illnesses or issues. They eat well, sleep well. My youngest 2 are currently breastfeeding.
Answered by Haruhi - Wed Jan 13 02:12:59 2010
Q. Are your Child Vaccinated or Unvaccinated? What is the health condition of your child? Please tell about the physical health, diseases, eating and sleeping condition of your child/children.
Asked by riyad - Mon Jan 11 21:47:59 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My children are unvaccinated. They are happy, healthy, and thriving. Beyond a few colds we have had no illnesses or issues. They eat well, sleep well. My youngest 2 are currently breastfeeding.
Answered by Haruhi - Wed Jan 13 02:12:59 2010
Am I responsible for paying a co payment if I am already providing health coverage through child support?
Q. I am currently paying child support to my ex wife for our daughter and also providing health coverage to my daughter as well. Am I responsible to pay for the co payments as well or is my ex wife responsible?
Asked by Janine JJ - Tue Apr 7 21:30:47 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like you're already doing a lot. If your ex wife is in no position financially to pay it, then i would pay it, since she is your daughter. However, if your ex-wife is financially capable, then she should contribute as well. Maybe 50/50?
Answered by superqualified - Tue Apr 7 21:39:15 2009
Q. I am currently paying child support to my ex wife for our daughter and also providing health coverage to my daughter as well. Am I responsible to pay for the co payments as well or is my ex wife responsible?
Asked by Janine JJ - Tue Apr 7 21:30:47 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like you're already doing a lot. If your ex wife is in no position financially to pay it, then i would pay it, since she is your daughter. However, if your ex-wife is financially capable, then she should contribute as well. Maybe 50/50?
Answered by superqualified - Tue Apr 7 21:39:15 2009
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screening now available to more B.C. children Canada.com The new child health screening regulation under the Public Health Act will ensure that all BC children in licensed child-care facilities and school settings ...
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Who ever did this study has been collected data from a mouchary not from real sources. Sri Lanka is in the top in amoung the . child health. . If 1 died out of 5 there shoud be many child death funeral around the country in many days. ...
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