On Friday, October 16, 2015, my friend Delano Scaife observed me for five hours as an assignment from his college professor. Delano works for the Lake County (Indiana) sheriff’s office. He was wounded and takes a college class while he recovers.

A new client made a mistake before she came to our insurance agency. The mistake started costing her money – two insurance premiums every month.

On September 21, 2015, I worked on a medical bill problem for a client from Valparaiso, Indiana. She sent me a copy of a bill and asked me if she should pay the bill. She bought a very good Medicare supplement insurance policy through our insurance agency. I investigated why she was getting a bill and learned that she should not be getting a bill.

Dr. Alveda King recently explained that her father was the younger brother of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and that the prolife values came from her grandfather Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr. She explained the racist roots of the pro-abortion movement and its history.

Isn’t it unfair that two people are billed at different rates for the very same medical services? I think so. But, that is the system that we have now.

For over a dozen years, I have helped senior citizens with Medicare related medical bill problems. In less than eight years, I saved clients of the insurance agency where I work over one million dollars by fighting mistakes in the Medicare system. You know that my heart is for helping senior citizens. But, we don’t know the hearts of many candidates who are asking seniors for their votes

On September 9, 2015, I helped a client resolve problems with $1,375.93 of unpaid medical bills. The total was a combination of three bills on three dates from one hospital in Chicago.

In 2009, under the Obama administration, legal definitions were changed about when a senior citizen was in a hospital as an “in-patient” or an “out-patient”. The difference is that as an “out-patient”, the senior gets no help with the cost of medicines while in a hospital. That caused the problem of “Self-Administered Drugs”.

Maybe I should run for governor. As a candidate, I could talk about issues that affect senior citizens more freely. I could describe proposals to help protect both senior citizens and others from medical billing fraud. Stopping just that would save Indiana citizens and government millions of dollars per year.

Since May of this year, I have been helping a senior citizen client from Portage, Indiana. She had medical bills from a hospital in Illinois. On March 1, 2015, the client switched from one insurance company to another. That did not complicate her billing. But, it did complicate my work of tracking the billing problem.