The tens of thousands of cops, firefighters, construction workers and others who survived the worst terrorist assault in
Any of the responders who are not compared to the database of suspected terrorists would be barred from getting treatment for the numerous, worsening ailments that the James Zadroga 9/11 Health And Compensation Law was passed to address.
It’s a requirement that was tacked onto the law during the bitter debates over it last year.
The letter from Dr. John Howard, director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, informs medical providers and administrators that they should begin letting patients know before the new program kicks in this July.
“This is absurd,” said Glen Kline, a former NYPD emergency services officer. “It’s silly. It’s stupid. It’s asinine.”
“It’s comical at best, and I think it’s an insult to everyone who worked on The Pile and is sick and suffering from 9/11,” said John Feal, a former construction worker who lost half a foot at Ground Zero and runs the advocacy group Fealgood Foundation.
Can we please stop the insanity? Why is it when our government tries to do something good there is almost always a take-away? I would be curious to know which member of our brain-trust in congress thought this would be a good idea.
Is there anything else you would like to do to insult them? I know; maybe you could make them provide a copy of their birth certificate.
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