Tuesday November 10, 2009, 8:10 am
This article includes a tool that provides a comparison of the House and Senate bills - essentially "What would the House and Senate proposals mean for my coverage?" Although it's fairly limited in scope, it's a nice, basic view of the important differences between the two versions.

Tuesday November 10, 2009, 9:28 am
Thannxxx Cal... law makers should be fighting for laws that are lawful and honour all citizens instead of making decisions that go against the grain of the wood. They need to work with the system... in realising that all cases are different and require different approaches.. each one is unique and cannot be defined by one law..

Tuesday November 10, 2009, 2:17 pm
Thanks Cal. Reproductive health care is health care and no one else's business. If they are willing to ban ED treatment for men and fertility treatment for all, then maybe. Otherwise, take your personal beliefs to your own doctor and leave us alone.
Oh yeah, let's add a provision that any women turned down for any reproductive heath procedure who then has a child receives LIFETIME funding for that child as long as it lives. Permanent Welfare for babies born because reproductive health care is denied. I'd like to see who votes for that. And let's have a provision that fertility treatments are prohibited for everyone, even those who pay with their own money - I wonder how many will vote for that. It's time for some REAL EQUALITY.