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Greg Olsen speaking to state government

Zod

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ecualumni06 Newbie

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I understand where he is coming from and appreciate his concern, but I have a problem with anyone telling me I have to do anything especially when it comes to my children.

Pulse ox is non evasive it is the little red light thing they place on your finger to check the amount of oxygen circulating in one blood in a babies case they can place it on the stomach often the little teddy bear sticker you see on babies. It's not that serious to get All papa bear and it saves lives I work in healthcare.

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I wonder how much some big hospital group is paying olsen to be their poster child for this.

Childbirth is the most profitable part of the hospital. One more test = more billing to insurance = more $$ for novant/carolina's healthcare/etc.

To teh tinderbox!

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I wonder how much some big hospital group is paying olsen to be their poster child for this.

Childbirth is the most profitable part of the hospital. One more test = more billing to insurance = more $$ for novant/carolina's healthcare/etc.

To teh tinderbox!

Why do you hate capitalism?

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