Speakout

U.S. healthcare is a shame

I just found out Sunday. I went to the drug store to pick up my 88-year-old grandmother’s medicine, and Medicare don’t even pay for my grandmother’s blood thinner. Now that’s a shame. If there is anybody else like this or can give me any advice, please put it out there. We can support these immigrants coming across the border illegally. They can go to school without shots. Federal government gives them housing, food, money, but we cannot pay for our older people’s blood thinner. I think that’s a shame. Anybody who knows what to do, please leave it on Speakout. Thank you.

Thank you, Pullen family

Sunday, Oct. 8 the First Baptist Church of Canalou, Missouri, had their 110th homecoming. Mitch Pullen was there to sing. His radiant voice filled the church with endless song as he sang. His testimonies of not wavering to God had a real impact to those in attendance. Chase Pullen was also there to sing. If you were not there to hear him, you missed out on the talent he has been given. It is inspiring to hear him and you will appreciate meeting him. Mitch, Marilyn and Chase, we really appreciate you. Your helpful, giving ways, your generous hearts and your unselfish ways continue to circle the world with love.