dLife Daily Tips

Reduce your risk of complications.

Read More
The health care tax penalty is now expected to affect 6 million uninsured people. Allowing for the exceptions to the rule - financial hardship, religious objections, and certain other circumstances - do you think the health care tax penalty is fair?
Absolutely! If you can afford health insurance, you should get it so the government doesn't have to foot the bill.
 
Maybe. You should get insurance if you can afford it, but I'm not sure if a tax is the way to make it happen.
 
I'm neutral on the fairness, but I don't think people should be forced to buy health insurance, even if they can afford it.
 
I'm neutral on the fairness, but I do think people who can afford health insurance should pay for it themselves.
 
No way! A person should not be taxed for choosing not to have health insurance.
 
As long as I can pay for health insurance, I'm not really concerned.
 
As long as I can get government assistance, I'm not really concerned.
 
I'm still not clear on this whole subject.
 

Sign up for FREE dLife Newsletters

dLife Membership is FREE! Get exclusive access, free recipes, newsletters, savings, and much more! FPO

Congratulations!
You are subscribed!
Congratulations!
You are subscribed!
Congratulations!
You are subscribed!

Recipe Shuffle

Click a button to see recipes.
Tools of the Trade
36 Views 0 comments
by Carey Potash
Readers ask me all the time [lie] about the diabetes supplies we use for Charlie. I can’t tell you how many times [0] I’ve been stopped on the street [more lies] by a loyal blog reader wanting to know what blood glucose meter we use or what brand of finger pricker we employ. To calm the masses [not], I’ve decided the time is right to share our secret sauce; to reveal the tools of our trade. Today we take a look at … The Finger Pricker ...
View All Posts
More Diabetes Information
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
More dLife Information
Copyright © 2013 LifeMed Media, Inc.    All Rights Reserved.
This website is certified by Health On the Net Foundation. Click to verify. This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information:
verify here.