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Johnny Rasnick

snap needs reforms

snap doesn't need to be eliminated just reformed. I know people that legitimately need the food stamps to get by. But there needs to be an overhaul of the system. I had foodstamps for a few months after my deployment to Iraq, the reason I had them was because I was trying to report someone getting foodstamps on my son. They were claiming he lived with them, even though he lived with me. I actually didn't qualify but because my last paycheck from the government, before I went back to work was for only a week, so it looked like I made below min. wage. It took me three months to get off of them, even though for three months I sent them my pay stubs that showed I made $900 a week. So I do know about what you can buy with foodstamps. I also used to work in a convenience store and could always tell the people that were going to use an EBT card. They were the ones that would come to the counter with $30 or more of chips, snack cakes, candy bars and bottles of pop. Which even if they bought those things at the grocery store would be maybe half the cost. The other problem is people selling their EBT cards for half price to use the money for drugs or for things like hair and nails. I had a good friend who if she had $100 worth of foodstamps she would sell them for $50 so she could buy weed, then in a day or so would call me to bring her food because her and her son hadn't ate in two days. So there needs to be some changes, 1) You should have to show your ID to make sure it matches the name on the card, which would cut down on selling the cards for cash. 2) They need to restrict them to where no candy or soda can be bought with them, and only be able to be used at convenience stores for items that are staples. Those two things alone would save the program a hefty some of money, and be a better source of helping feed people that really need it. #SNAPBenefits #SNAPLife #S

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Kimmie_Anderson

fvou or someone you know is taking any blood pressure (BP) medications or any medications that can affect vour BP you must learn how to take your BP at home or have someone taking & keeping an eye on your numbers. Take the BP shortlv before taking the medication and if possible, about 1 to 2hrs after. Keep a chart of date, time, BP numbers & heart rate. Take this with you the next time you go see the prescribing Provider. They will use that record to determine whether you are taking too much or too little of your medication(s) i.e. they will evaluate the effectiveness. You & your Provider will then determine which BP & HR #s thev'll like for you to have. A spot visit in your Dr's office doesn't tell vour Provider the whole story The goal of managing your BP is to prevent a stroke or sudden cardiac arrest. Failure to effectively manage your BP can lead ta these complications. Take action while you can by doing your part

The_Truth_Never_Lies

If you or someone you know is taking any blood pressure (BP) medications or any medications that can affect your BP, you must learn how to take your BP at home or have someone taking & keeping an eye on your numbers. Take the BP shortly before taking the medication and if possible, about 1 to 2hrs after. Keep a chart of date, time, BP numbers & heart rate. Take this with you the next time you go see the prescribing Provider. They will use that record to determine whether you are taking too much or too little of your medication(s) i.e. they will evaluate the effectiveness. You & your Provider will then determine which BP & HR #s they'll like for you to have. A spot visit in your Dr's office doesn't tell your Provider the whole story. The goal of managing your BP is to prevent a stroke or sudden cardiac arrest. Failure to effectively manage your BP can lead to these complications. Take action while you can by doing your part.

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