curb your blame, seasonal passage, confirmed emergency rooms are not health-care
August 29, 2008 at 4:00 pm | In graphic art, history, photography, progressive, sociology | Leave a CommentYa think, Ending Blame And Criticism In Your Close Relationships
Ending blame and chronic criticism is a task well worth taking on. According to research in marriage and relationship, the #1 slayer of intimacy is blame and chronic criticism. Marital researcher John Gottman calls criticism one of the “Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse” that spells doom in a close relationship (the other three Horsemen are contempt, defensiveness and withdrawal.)
If you can’t do anything about that impulse to let loose on someone direct it outside the circle of trust. That’s what neighbors, politicians and phone solicitors are for. We all probably have some family or friends that are too far gone to just read a column and come to some great epiphany about their relationship so that means counseling.

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Remember Mr. John Goodman, the McCain policy adviser that said emergency rooms were the same thing as having health-care The American College of Emergency Physicians disagrees,
“We urge the McCain campaign to rethink the reckless suggestion by Mr. Goodman that the tragedy of uninsured patients can be erased by the magic of emergency departments,” said Dr. Lawrence. “Emergency physicians can and do perform miracles every day, but taking on the full-time, medical care for 46 million uninsured Americans is one miracle even we cannot perform. Access to care in the emergency department is no substitute for the comprehensive health care reform policy that should be at the heart of the platform of any presidential campaign.”
McConfused has sent Mr. Goodman to the woodshed, but the fact remains that McCain’s heath-care policies remain based on Goodman’s advice.
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