Day 1
Hello, and welcome to this blog. I am an injured Alaskan worker. This is the first post I have undertaken. I am serious in my concerns about the workers compensation system and the injustices taking place against workers.
I am outraged that the medical profession has lent itself to a breed of doctors who are a festering cankerous boil spreading poison throughout the medical community. They are quite simply, the medical prostitutes of the insurance giants. To these doctors, the "
First Do No Harm" promise has become a lost belief. To them medicine has gone green - to the color of money and it is now "
Business First Regardless The Harm" . They give no thought to the patients who desperately need care or to the physicians who provide care for those patients. They will lie, falsify medical records and leave patients to die if need be. They are goal oriented for one purpose, and one purpose only, and that is to save money for their insurance bosses. To these doctors, patients are an expendable commodity. The value of human life is found in money for these doctors and they market their skills tenaciously, apparently without fear of accountability.
With this blog I hope to bring exposure to medical and insurance fraud and make information available to others struggling to obtain much needed benefits.
I hope to bring awareness to the
uninjured worker; the worker who still believes that truth is the goal, that justice will prevail when facts and truths are presented in their behalf. I hope to bring awareness to the worker who doesn't believe the system is really as broken as people say it is. The system is broken. It is very broken, and the uninjured worker needs to know he or she is at risk for abuse by this broken system if they sustain a serious injury or illness resulting from their employment.
Workers compensation has become a "Murder Made Legal" system in this country. Little is being done to rectify that situation and the goal of this site is to provide support and information to help workers in their battle. It is not an easy one and is not for the faint at heart. It could be the fight of your life and dedication to taking care of your life will be the driving factor that keeps you going.
People have been injured, maimed for life and others have tragically lost their lives. This will continue until workers take a stand. We are the people who keep America a working nation, we are the working class regardless of our position or status. We are worth fighting for, alone or as group, we need to make certain that medical care is there for us if we lose our ability to work due to a job related injury.
I have been fighting an open comp case for 28 years. In spite of the fact that I was medically retired for my injury. I have proven my case. I will continue to fight for the workers compensation benefits I need to support myself.