
Health Insurance companies will be determining which Females will be required to wear these Anti Rape Belts.
It’s come to my attention via the WWW(world-wide web). that health insurance companies are denying people who have been sexually assaulted. Why you ask? That’s a no-brainer, rape is a pre-existing condition! This coming from the companies that practically invented rape with their ingenious decisions to make more profit. I’m trying to visualise the percentage of American people who could/would get behind this kind of blatant human disrespect. Egaltarians perhaps, Super Narcissists maybe? Before my blood boils I think of karma catching these people in an empty parking garage on a late quiet night. Deep breath, count to ten, Listen to some Bird sounds, all these are great ways to help swallow this anger pill named Health Insurance (Trust me on my methods, the anger mgmt is going really well). But enough from me, let’s get it straight from those whose woes are in the midst of this insurance debauchery.
Christina Turner feared that she might have been sexually assaulted after two men slipped her a knockout drug. She thought she was taking proper precautions when her doctor prescribed a month’s worth of anti-AIDS medicine.
Only later did she learn that she had made herself all but uninsurable.
Turner had let the men buy her drinks at a bar in Fort Lauderdale. The next thing she knew, she said, she was lying on a roadside with cuts and bruises that indicated she had been raped. She never developed an HIV infection. But months later, when she lost her health insurance and sought new coverage, she ran into a problem.
Turner, 45, who used to be a health insurance underwriter herself, said the insurance companies examined her health records. Even after she explained the assault, the insurers would not sell her a policy because the HIV medication raised too many health questions. They told her they might reconsider in three or more years if she could prove that she was still AIDS-free.
Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/21/insurance-companies-rape-_n_328708.html
The Huffington Post has a done a wonderful job covering this issue here in a small video. The video has several statements from victims of this atrocity.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDDHScYy5PY&feature=player_embedded#


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