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Why can't I self administer my allergy injections? I am currently on Medicare and in good health with no vision problems. Before Medicare coverage I was allowed to give myself the allergy injections. I have a Masters degree in Nursing. It will be more expensive to medicare for the weekly office visit.

Asked 17 weeks 6 days ago of All U.S. Senators
by Marge Bledsoe from Des Moines, IA
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There are so many simple measures that could make a difference: mandatory recycling, idling and littering fines, turning out lights/regulating heat and cooling in federal bldgs. Must the mandate come from the mayors' offices? Why can't our elected state officials lead the way?

Asked 18 weeks 2 days ago of All U.S. Senators
by Sarah Robinson from Boston, MA

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There are so many simple measures that could make a difference: mandatory recycling, idling and littering fines, turning out lights/regulating heat and cooling in federal bldgs. Must the mandate come from the mayors' offices? Why can't our elected state officials lead the way?

Asked 18 weeks 2 days ago of All U.S. Senators
by Sarah Robinson from Boston, MA
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Why can't I self administer my allergy injections? I am currently on Medicare and in good health with no vision problems. Before Medicare coverage I was allowed to give myself the allergy injections. I have a Masters degree in Nursing. It will be more expensive to medicare for the weekly office visit.

Asked 17 weeks 6 days ago of All U.S. Senators
by Marge Bledsoe from Des Moines, IA

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