cactusflower4

This just recently happened to me. I'm 30 but I found a lump, and they told me it was going to be $500 for a mammogram, or $50 for an ultrasound WITH insurance. So I noped on the mammogram. They said I just have dense tissue, but I still have the lumps and I'm a little afraid that they straight up missed something.

I think it would be really awesome if you could send a letter to the Governor of Colorado, John Hickenlooper. In November, lawmakers in Colorado passed a law (Proposition AA15 percent excise tax and 10 percent sales tax) for the state to spend millions in revenue per yearon "regulating, enforcing and educating". Basically, our governor wasn't sold on the whole legalizing thing, so now he's trying to make it so people can be arrested on their own property if their neighbors/cops/anyone looking can see them smoking. I think our great state would benefit greatly from our governor having a little more education. If this is something you would actually be interested in doing, here is his contact information: Mail John W Hickenlooper, Governor 136 State Capitol Denver, CO 80203-1792

Phone (303) 866-2471

Fax (303) 866-2003

My question is why isn't the protocol to have the child's parent come and take care of the issue? Even if the parent isn't necessarily a great parent, wouldn't it be better to have the child and parent hash it out instead of sending in an officer?