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Approaching 50 faster than I’d like to admit, my resolution is to see my doctor on a more regular basis. Friends of mine and famous people alike {my age} are starting to get sick and/or die from illnesses that, for the most part, are easily preventable or treatable. I mean stuff like diabetes, hypertension and some forms cancer. Obamacare couldn’t come at a better time for me and American people as a whole!!!

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