Carl T. Holscher fights for the customers.

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Shared from elsewhere.

Healthcare Blue Book

Healthcare Blue Book
Find fair prices for surgery, hospital stays, doctor visits, and medical tests, based on the average fee that providers in your area accept as payment from insurers. Healthcare Blue Book also provides money-saving tips for each procedure and a pricing agreement that makes it easier to negotiate with out-of-network providers.

I never knew such a thing existed. Had I know it a couple of months ago I could have saved 2/3 the cost of my recent root canal. Spend a few minutes with this site and it will open your eyes to the costs of various procedures and give you an idea if you’re being overcharged.

via Wisebread

Ze Frank Thinks Like Me

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSzWGPyacag

An amazing reminder that we’re not alone. We are not as isolated as we feel.
Pay special attention to the part about the voicemail, left by a woman, who swears she left it…
But do did two other women.

1 woman.
1 thought.
1 recording.

3 people all thinking the same thing.
1 voicemail. 1 caller.
2 other people. Didn’t call. Confused how their voices and thoughts got into a recording.

It’s because we’re not alone.
We are not isolated.
There are people out there who think and feel as we do.

The difficulty is finding those people.
Look for them. They are out there.

Phrases To Strike From Your Speech: Don’t Be That Way & You Should [LINK]

You don’t get to tell people how to feel. In fact, you can’t tell them how to feel and have it make anything like a positive effect. Typically saying those things makes the people being told feel worse. How they feel is their reality. You telling them to “not be that way” isn’t helpful. And it shows that you aren’t empathetic. Their feelings may be out of sync with the situation. But those are their feelings. You and I don’t make matters any better by telling them, “Don’t be that way.”

via Phrases To Strike From Your Speech: Don’t Be That Way & You Should — First Today, Then Tomorrow.

This is important to remember. I know I’ve been guilty of it in the past but I try to remember that we can’t tell other people how to feel or what they should do. All we can do is listen, empathize, and offer advice **if asked for it.**

It’s that last part I struggle with most. I want to help and want to make things better. But sometimes people just need a sympathetic ear, not advice or a lecture.

Do yourself a favor and read the whole piece. It’s not long but it’s very important.

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