Dental, Poverty, Healthcare and the Impoverished Working and Poor American People To: President Barack Obama From: Felicia McCaw If you could just read this and agree that our (every race) people teeth and nutritional health is important and needs correcting fast then I would appreciate it. I care…I don’t have money…but I care enough to petition for them to get help and find out why our teeth are riddled with decay and deterioration. Thank you. Dental, Poverty, Healthcare and the Impoverished Working and Poor American People As I sit here in meditative thought, all I can think of is sweet America and the poor people therein. We are the dream that Martin Luther King said he would not be here to see the epitome of choice and chance to harness all the races grace and ability to bring this country to its prominent greatness. I am I am just a man who understands the need and rigor of a true pioneer to succeedly conquer obstacles with all pulling as a united force and face against inner and outer resistance to upholding the virtue and modesty of this great nation. We are the people we are the people who watch and wait and foil the insidious threat against our moral fortitude and who try to tarnish this nations right as a world power. We are the backbone of this nation we are the spokes in every wheel that turn. We are for our people and for the ability to have all who needs dental work done as expeditiously and with comparative cost to be offset by volunteer and reduction in school loans which will privy them to not only experience but assist financially as well. Smaller countries are doing the same. Why can’t we? Why should they rob Peter to Pay John and scratch in dirt to pay Michael? In regard to levels of impoverish working people these are the people who cannot afford to fix their teeth without coming into harm of being financially devastated and loss of gainful employment and structural shelter. The goal is continuous and that is to march forward with pen and paper to become the hero of the underdogs who are under privileged and are stranded in positions of a life of blight. Additionally, I would like to discuss further is putting a smile on every citizens face to ensure proper nutrition is enabled. What my Suggestive Plan of Action is: 1. Grants for study and populace to come in. 2. Experimental dental work and change in procedures. 3. Documented Studies as to why a large populace has bad teeth and whether it is due to nutritional value. 4. Free dental hygiene kits for children and impoverish. 5. Comparative work in pictorial format for books reflecting changes. 6. Harness and Learn different procedures from different countries with documented exchange of information and procedures. 7. Third Country Studies of why no bad teeth, cavity, deterioration with lack of vitamin c, etc. FM

To: President Barack Obama

From: Felicia McCaw

If you could just read this and agree that our (every race) people teeth and nutritional health is important and needs correcting fast then I would appreciate it. I care…I don’t have money…but I care enough to petition for them to get help and find out why our teeth are riddled with decay and deterioration.

Thank you.

Dental, Poverty, Healthcare and the Impoverished Working and Poor American People

As I sit here in meditative thought, all I can think of is sweet America and the poor people therein. We are the dream that Martin Luther King said he would not be here to see the epitome of choice and chance to harness all the races grace and ability to bring this country to its prominent greatness.

I am I am just a man who understands the need and rigor of a true pioneer to succeedly conquer obstacles with all pulling as a united force and face against inner and outer resistance to upholding the virtue and modesty of this great nation.

We are the people we are the people who watch and wait and foil the insidious threat against our moral fortitude and who try to tarnish this nations right as a world power. We are the backbone of this nation we are the spokes in every wheel that turn.

We are for our people and for the ability to have all who needs dental work done as expeditiously and with comparative cost to be offset by volunteer and reduction in school loans which will privy them to not only experience but assist financially as well.

Smaller countries are doing the same. Why can’t we? Why should they rob Peter to Pay John and scratch in dirt to pay Michael? In regard to levels of impoverish working people these are the people who cannot afford to fix their teeth without coming into harm of being financially devastated and loss of gainful employment and structural shelter.

The goal is continuous and that is to march forward with pen and paper to become the hero of the underdogs who are under privileged and are stranded in positions of a life of blight. Additionally, I would like to discuss further is putting a smile on every citizens face to ensure proper nutrition is enabled.

What my Suggestive Plan of Action is:

1. Grants for study and populace to come in.
2. Experimental dental work and change in procedures.
3. Documented Studies as to why a large populace has bad teeth and whether it is due to nutritional value.
4. Free dental hygiene kits for children and impoverish.
5. Comparative work in pictorial format for books reflecting changes.
6. Harness and Learn different procedures from different countries with documented exchange of information and procedures.
7. Third Country Studies of why no bad teeth, cavity, deterioration with lack of vitamin c, etc.

FM