I'm in your district, Rep. McCollum. 1) I do not want some third-party nagbot app to have access to my medical records.
A dose of nature is just what the doctor ordered – really! Doctors in Minnesota can now officially prescribe outdoor time to patients as a way to treat anxiety, depression, obesity, and more.http://www.startribune.com/go-for-a-walk-and-call-me-in-the-morning-how-prescriptions-for-outdoors-time-are-taking-root/558703192/?refresh=true …
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2) Will these prescriptions come with the support I need to take time off to spend in a state park? Because lack of support is why I don't spend time in parks. Not depression. Not high blood pressure. My life, as it is now, does not allow for weekends in state parks.
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Me out in nature without allergy meds: constant sneezing, watering eyes, coughing to the point of wheezing. No thanks.
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And insurance should pay for the activities. It would cut their costs in the long run.
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Name it as a monoclonal antibody, like NaWalOADuab (N- nature Wal- walk for O-obesity, A-anxiety D- depression, u- unanimous ab-antibody) and then hope to get covered by insurance
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Wow, it literally doesn't surprise me that this is coming from Minnesota, my current "favorite" state for disability services. Also one of the states that gets enough snow and ice to make the outdoors completely inaccessible for more months than upstate New York.
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A positive reply. For those w/o bad allergies & for those who can take a walk or bike ride in a neighborhood park or trail & benefit from it this is good news. Mind body connection, preventive care. And no, it's not meant to remedy homelessness.
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