Yes I have 4 kids and I provide for them. I to grew up poor, but unlike today we didnt have any of the handouts. Mybe that's what lead be to gain skills that would keep me employed. I volunteer for my local emt service when I'm not working my full time job and I can say for every 100 calls I respond too 3 are true life threatening. The rest are so trivial and uninsured. Anything from a stubbed toe to having a sore throat. But unfortunately because of all the federal regs if they want to go to the ER then we are required to transport. Again  without the full story of this boy it could have been a simple hairline fracture and wouldnt be treated with anything but the advice of rest.The cost of the ER verses doctors office is astronomical, With every working American picking up the tab. I can see now with all the name calling a finger pointing that hope is all but gone. Maybe when the working backbone of America just stays home and stops picking up the tab we can then start to find our way