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Amish School (if No Interest, Please Skip)

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debmidge Rising Star
debmidge
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The Amish do not take out health insurance and the families of the children who were injured are affected the most.

There are websites and info for us "outsiders/English" if we are interested in their dilema and want to help them. Please PM me if you would like this information. I'd post it here but I don't want anyone to construe this as an "Advertisement" or an inappropriate message.

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IMO, post the information, it would not be a violation of the rules unless you were the owner of the web site.

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Yes Deb--I think it's a lovely thought.

I live in the area, so I saw the information on the news this morning. The costs will be staggering ....

Guhlia Rising Star
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Hey, Patti, where exactly did it happen? I know it was really close to home here, but I can't find much info on where it was. You're talking about the shooting, right? Does anyone know if that guy went to Solanco High School? I wanna ask my sister in law if she went to school with him. She was about his age.

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Thanks for posting the link Laura.....how tragic!

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Debmidge, pls post the link...... I guess when I get to my desk alter I can go googling for it.

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thanks I will check them out. :D

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