By: Sheryl Torr-Brown
I am a PhD who is self-employed and it would cost me $1600 (at least) per month to insure my family of four so I am uninsured. It upsets me when people say- go to a clinic for this or that. Going to a...
View ArticleBy: Michelle Clement
I can’t think of a better use for my blogging money than to help out a great friend and #SciAmBlogs sibling. I only wish I could help more.
View ArticleBy: The Working Uninsured: It Doesn’t Have to Be Like This | Mike the Mad...
[...] And Zelnio’s family pays the price. If you want to help, David Kroll has information about how to do so. [...]
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By: ScienceOnline2012 Postmortem (and a book review) « Bug Girl’s Blog
[...] Small individual creative acts (tweets or blog posts) can become a thing of lasting value. Shared and unmanaged effort can produce useful and meaningful results. No one is in charge, and that’s...
View ArticleBy: Help out one of our own | Pondering Blather
[...] this story does. A lot of uninsured folks need help. Let's start by helping one of our own. Go read David Kroll's post on #IAmUninsured and give what you can. No family should be afraid to get...
View ArticleBy: Book Review: The Gentle Subversive « Bug Girl’s Blog
[...] her story now, I can’t help but think of my many freelancing writer friends, and how they struggle to support their families and to try to make a living. It doesn’t seem [...]
View ArticleBy: Octopus Lungs for the #IAmUninsured campaign | Take As Directed
[...] Take As Directed Skip to content ← #IAmUninsured: An #IAmScience Story [...]
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