It had been a very lengthy time since I played this. too long. This is a song from Alice by Tom Waits. I still have a lot of trouble playing this ...
Guest List for First Lady's Box at tonight's Joint Session of Congress
Susan Sher, Deputy to the President and Chief of Staff to the First Lady
Phil Schiliro, Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs
Marie Connolly (Washington, DC)
Marie is the P of Stitch DC yarn shop, which she opened in June 2004. She lives on Capitol Hill with her husband and three children. Stitch DC hosted a Roundtable Chat in May with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls Tina Tchen on the struggles shallow businesses face in trying to provide health insurance to their employees. Marie cannot afford to provide her three employees healthiness insurance. Under health insurance reform, Marie will be eligible for small business tax credits.
Darlene Daniels (Baltimore, MD)
Darlene has protection through her employer, but it only goes so far. Diagnosed in 2008 with a chronic condition, Sarcoidosis, that attacks all her major organs, she's already gone through her coverage cap for the year. Darlene has had to endure three different procedures to treat her condition, and the insurance company only paid $400 total. When she was first diagnosed, she incurred bills totaling at least $30,000, and while Darlene is worrying to negotiate a payment plan, she fears she will be paying this off the rest of her life. Her Sarcoidosis necessitates that she see a heart and lung doctor regularly and an eye doctor three times a year, but she condign can't afford it. Darlene is still waiting to see if she qualifies for medical assistance. Under health insurance reform, there will be no annual caps on coverage.
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