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As I enter week three of my cold, sneezing all over the computer and coughing (cautiously, away from the screen) there could be no more timely event than one discussing health care. Can I go in to see my doctor? Can I even get through the 10-minute wait on hold to talk to someone in my doctor's office? How might the health care policies of next president effect this situation?
If you too have a cold, or if you think you might in the future, this panel night be of great interest to you:
The Change We Need: Can Either Presidential Candidate Reform Health Care?
Featuring Mark Halperin, editor-at-large and senior political analyst for TIME magazine; Christopher Lehane, partner in Fabiani & Lehane and frequent advisor to political campaigns; and Adam Mendelsohn, veteran of strategic communcations and former Deputy Chief of Staff for Gov. Schwarzenegger
Thursday, Oct. 9 at 5:30 p.m.
The California Endowment's Center for Healthy Communities
1000 N. Alameda St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Photo by rodrigo senna via Flickr
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I had a week long chest cold around September 20th ending in a horrendous three day coughing spaz. Still a little stuffy, just starting to feel better, though I've lost my voice these past two days.
yeah, what is this?? it's crazy. good thing i can go find out how it might be made better by our next president! :)