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My top 8.And I’m north of the 10th anniversary of my 50th birthday.Sex. When you’re 20 it’s hard to think about anything else. And you worry it’ll end. It doesn’t. It gets better. Something about practice makes perfect. Just keep practicing.Moments. When you’re 20 you think you have forever so you waste moments. Then life blows by. Now I treasure every moment. Squeeze out all the joy of each.Love. When you’re 20 you flit from relationship to relationship. Fall in and out of love. Now married for a few decades I can tell you love keeps getting better. Just keep lighting the fire.Happiness. When you’re 20 you worry about everything. Even fictional things. I figured out most never occurred and the rest I could fix. So now, why worry? Just enjoy.Family. When you’re 20 it’s easy to put off your family in pursuit of your dream. Then you achieve your dream and you’ve lost your family. Reverse that. You’ll be glad.Health. When you’re 20 you figure you’ll always have good health. No need to pursue it. Then you hit 50 and wonder, “What the hell?” Pursue it when you’re young. Enjoy it when you’re older.Money. When you’re 20 you figure you’ve got time to start saving and investing later. Then at 65 you realize you’re screwed. Start at 20 and enjoy 65 a lot more.Spirituality. When you’re 20 you think you’ve got all the answers of the universe. But as you lose loved ones and think about your destiny you hope there’s more. Find out. It’ll bring you peace.And no, I have no desire to be 20 again. Thanks for the thought though.Life is meant to grow better and will as you focus on the important more than the expedient.

I love Medicare. 90% of my patients are 65 or older.And, where I live, at least 80% of them have Medicare as their insurance. For my own patient pool, at least 95% of everyone I see has Medicare. This is because Medicare gave me the least trouble during the credentialing process.I sent my application to be registered with Medicare.The application was acknowledged within a month.Once the application is acknowledged as received, Medicare will take your bills going back to 1 month prior to the date the application was received. For instance, if you get notified that the application was received on November 14, Medicare will pay you for your work starting on October 14.Now, it actually takes several months for the process to be completed after that. For instance, I had to wait until March to get all the money Medicare owed me. I got it all in a huge lump sum, which I threw at my student loans.I feel very well compensated for the work I do. This is by far the most money I’ve ever made. The process to get credentialed with private insurers was more painful. I can see patients who have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee. But if a patient comes in with insurance from Aetna or Cigna, and I see those patients and send bills, the insurers will refuse to pay, because I am not in their network. Okay, so I applied to get on the network. I was told that the network was “closed.” I still have to see those patients on occasion… my work goes uncompensated.Medicare is never closed, whatever that means.

The judge dismissed the case. The DA maybe wants to make a name for himself, or maybe he just doesn’t give a shit about vaccines.I don’t know how they handle things in Texas, or Harris County, or Houston, but here in Chicago, there is a checklist along with phone numbers and even addresses. The vials at our hospital hold six doses of Pfizer, and the CV19 ward has 500 beds. About 400 are in use most of the time.Twice in the past two weeks, there have been instances where doses had to try and be used within about six hours. Our current list is 75 or older, 65 or older, essential workers, pre-existing conditions. Calls would be made, the closer to the hospital the better. You’d be amazed at how difficult this can be. Many older people simply could not get to the hospital, though of course they are on a list that will get them the vaccine by the end of February. In one instance, they used up the last two doses on police officers who brought in a gang member. They would have gotten the vaccine sometime in March, anyways.So whether it is the hospitals in Houston, or Harris County, or Texas in general, the DA should be more concerned with why there wasn’t such a list. Because the defense will bring it up. The DA might also decide to be a douche on the side of the angels and suggest to ANYone that hospitals in the are start compiling lists.Maybe it would be worthwhile to find out why no lists were being kept.