Kim's Blurbs
About me:
i was born in california, but grew up all over the united states because my dad was in the U.S. Army, (yeah, i'm an army brat)!!! i grew up having a love for music, and travel. And at age 9 i started writing poetry, at age 16 i graduated high school & published my first poetry book. i also went on to have several articles in the sacramento bee newspaper from 1994-2002. i wrote and published several poetry books, selling them in local sacramento stores. in 2001 i went on my first missionary trip through international comission (crusades) to brazil. this was one of the very best experiences of my life! as i have been blessed with some lasting friendships and saw many people come to know Christ! in june of 2002 i went on my second missionary trip to brazil to campo grande in rio de janeiro where i met my husband everton, it was love at first sight for me! i never met a person more caring and loving than him! i lived in brazil for 8 months while we dated. in march of 2003 we married. everton moved to the United States, and in july of 2004 we had our wonderful son Joshua, who is now 4 years old. i am enjoying being a wife of over 5 years, and a mom to our son. as well as writing and trying to live a positive life with God at the center. i hope in the future to be able to do more mission trips! if it's God's will! i'll go where he sends me! i feel blessed!!!
I am blessed beyond measure. I have everything I ever wanted, and more in life. I have an incredible wife that I adore (I have no idea why she married a tool like me). I have the two girls I always dreamed of having (never wanted a boy). And I have incredible parents and a great brother who helped make me who I am today.In addition, I have a job that I love, and my own office (finally! No more stupid cubicles!)
Healthcare for illegals M.A.S.H. Unit style
(Health)
I think outside every major medical center there should be what I refer to as M.a.s.h. Unit, or as some would recognize, Tent hospitals, just for illegal citizens so that the legal citizens can go to the hospitals without waiting 12 + hours in the emergency room to be treated behind dozens of illegals that are there for a non-emergency health issue. While we are paying high cost for medical insurance with outrageous cost shares, we wait behind illegals on our dime to get treated. The purpose of the M.A.S.H. Units would serve on several fronts, one it would be a humanitarian effort to make sure that no human being goes without proper medical care. Once they have been evaluated if it is a non emergency they should be registered,screened ,treated and released without question if they're not wanted for a felony crime, if they are wanted, they should be detained and put on a military bus and taken to a deportation site.. Likewise ,if they have a life threatening medical condition they should be admitted, treated and put on a militray bus and taken to the deportation site if applicable. Secondly it could be a useful training tool for military medics and medical staff. Thirdly, it would give the legal citizen more efficient healthcare, and cut the huge federal and state deficits that are caused by the revolving medical doors to illegals. If you are here on a work visa you would carry the proper documents and if you didn't possess those documents you get treated and sent on your way back to your prospective homeland OR This could serve as a way to document illegals as well, if you want medical treatment, get registered, if you are not a wanted criminal go home, You will later be contacted to make sure you are a tax paying resident.. Either by working a paying job voluntarily, or being put on a work program in exchange for benefits..No more free rides for the able bodied..
I am a 50 year old Christian wife of 31+years, a mother and grandmother.My greatest joys in life are helping others. I live to give. I am always trying to think of ways to make this world a better place. I am an author of many ideas and books, one of which is a gang resistance educational resource book (non profit) Entitled "Gang War" I live with two life threatening illnesses of which there is currently no known cure, But I think of each as a trial one goes through in life, and it is what you do with what you go through that can either make you a good person or a bad person. I have used my trials to help others. I can only hope that I have made someones life a little better.
