What sort of people are these?

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Doctors,Lawyers?
life saving paramedics and others that risk life and limb for others safety on a daily basis?

thank you!
but....you wasted your time

yet again! corporate America does its benevolent best to undermine everything you do ,The time has ended where you care for those that are in need and fund your very existence. They are to be sacrificed at every chance ... leave no perceived threat on our society unchecked, you must discover the components of our so called civilization that would smoke cannabis and support ideology that threatens the corporate takeover of the western world.

find them ill and then please if could... finish them.. it is your duty !

Teen dies after insurance nixes transplant funds
David Edwards


A 17-year old died just hours after her health insurance company reversed its decision not to pay for a liver transplant that doctors said the girl needed.

Nataline Sarkisyan died Thursday night at about 6 p.m. at University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center. She had been in a vegetative state for weeks, said her mother, Hilda.

"She passed away, and the insurance (company) is responsible for this," she said.

Nataline had been battling leukemia and received a bone marrow transplant from her brother. She developed a complication, however, that caused her liver to fail.

Doctors at UCLA determined she needed a transplant and sent a letter to CIGNA Healthcare on Dec. 11. The Philadelphia-based health insurance company denied payment for the transplant.

On Thursday, about 150 teenagers and nurses protested outside CIGNA's office in Glendale. As the protesters rallied, the company reversed its decision and said it would approve the transplant.

Despite the reversal, CIGNA said in an e-mail statement before she died that there was a lack of medical evidence showing the procedure would work in Nataline's case.

"Our hearts go out to Nataline and her family, as they endure this terrible ordeal," the company said. " ... CIGNA HealthCare has decided to make an exception in this rare and unusual case and we will provide coverage should she proceed with the requested liver transplant."

Officials with CIGNA could not immediately be reached for comment Thursday night

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