. >> jamie: is it lupus? is it the same as lupus? >> no, absolutely not. no, absolutely not.s a connective tissue disease. in this disease you may not see any of those abnormalities in the blood. >> is it an auto immune disorder? >> these are excellent, excellent questions because you know, this is the kind of diagnosis that's done by exclusion. we don't really understand it well. that's the truth, and all the diagnosis that you're talking about, auto immune disease, lupus, lie lime lyme disease, gn intolerance is part of the spectrum. we're starting to understand this more and more. women go from doctor to doctor, they make them feel really bad as if it's in their mind. they go through multiple tests and studies and they come up with nothing, so the american college of rheumatology has come up with an excellent guideline that there are 18 tender points in your body from neck, shoulder, knees, and there's a whole list of them out there. if you have 11 out of those eighteen points and you have the pain for about three months, you're officially diagnos diagnh fibromyalgia and y

[laughter] of course, lupus is 80 now. so mission impossible is opening the lunchroom milk.laughter] but folks, many of arpaio's posse members don't even need training. history has proven they've got extensive experience with police. >> a six-month cbs5 investigation uncovered a number of posse members with arrests for assault, drug possession, domestic violence, sex crimes against children, disorderly conduct, impersonating an officer, and the list goes on." >> stephen: wow. drug possession? sex crimes? it takes real dedication to guard a school that you are not allowed within 500 feet of. [cheers and applause] now some people are going to get all worried about having arpaio's violent sex offenders watch their kids. no problem. he can just assemble an armed posse to protect our children from his other armed-volunteer posse. [laughter] i bet we can even get steven seagal to train that posse, too, if someone just shows up with a camera and a sweet roll. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is the editor of "the oxford american

hers is lupus. she preps her body for days before performing.r only escape, and it's how she pays the bills. she still owes $25,000 from her original diagnosis, and new bills from her ongoing care are mounting. financially, where are you right now? >> in the hole. i could end up losing my house. >> reporter: what joyce and millions of others didn't realize is that over half of the nation's hospitals -- the nonprofits -- have money that they're required to give back to the community often through what's called patient assistance programs. health care advocate michelle katz says it's hidden money that too many people don't know about. >> reporter: i don't think most people know. >> but they're required because they're receiving so many tax exemptions. >> that's nonprofit. >> reporter: michelle says anyone with huge bills may qualify, even if you have insurance. but you have to ask for it. non-profit hospitals are required to publicize their policies on assistance programs. but, one study of 100 hospitals showed nearly half didn't mention it on the

like millions of americans, joyce has a chronic medical condition, hers is lupus.ps her body for days before performing. her music her only escape and it is how she pays the bills. she still owes $25,000 for her original diagnosis and new bills from her ongoing care are mounting. financially where are you right now? >> in the hole. i could end up losing my house. >> reporter: when joyce and millions didn't realize is that over half of the nation's hospitals, the nonprofits, have money that they are required to give back to the community. often through what is called patient assistance programs. michelle katz says it is hidden money too many people don't know about. i don't think most people know. they're required because they're receiving tax-exemptions. >> nonprofit. >> reporter: michelle says any one with huge bills may qualify even if you have insurance. but you have to ask for it. nonprofit hospitals are required to publicize their policies on assistance programs. but one study of 100 hospitals showed nearly half didn't mention it on their website. and almost 7

. >> reporter: diagnosed at 15 with lupus which causes her immune system to attack her organs, she spent most of her life indoors. >> sometimes it feels like being stuck in a cage. you know, i can see out the window. i can log onto the internet. but those are my windows to reality. >> reporter: until she met a photographer on a social network, google plus, and discovered there was a way she could finally see rome. >> look at this. >> oh! >> for a brief second i thought, wow. if i could only have a cup of cappuccino i'd feel like i was there. >> reporter: all because of john butterall who got an idea and thought, why not? >> one day i was out taking pictures and i thought, how cool would it be to attach a phone to your camera and hang out with five, ten people and they would see what i was seeing through the viewfinder of my camera. >> reporter: in one year some 200 other professional photographers signed on for what he calls virtual photo walks. >> can you see what i'm seeing at the moment? >> reporter: taking the disabled, hospitalized and elderly all over the world. encouraging them to

i have fieb ramiaga and lupus. to this day they don't understand why all of these auto immune diseases are attacking the minorities and the black community, but i am here to tell you that on a daily basis i struggled with breathing, not just from the sewer plant, but from the toxins, from the shipyard and everywhere else. you know i know like she said before our whole community is toxic but why there? and we -- like she said we are not opposed to wellness. we need the services that will come there for not only children but the adults as well. we need to have an outlet where we can go and destress, and have a place where we can have a positive social element for not only ourselves but our children as well, so we applaud those that have been working to bring such a center to bay view. we just oppose the location. thank you. >> next speaker. >> are there any other speakers in favor of the dr request? >> shalom to you in hebrew means peace. i am ms. chandler. i lived in bay view for 10 years and my son and daughter bot

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are not somewhere with the field of rheumatology, we treat patients who have rheumatoid arthritis, lupus. we're frequently a detective. when nobody else can figure out what's going on, they say calling the rheumatologist. now, we in our field, we also have some very expensive drugs that are out there. but i also remember when we were first in business 30 some years ago, we used to go to the nursing home to treat our patients because they were so crippled. now we have these drugs that make things positive to make patients love and active life. we did not do hospital consult as rupert we are an outpatient practice, as are many other rheumatology practices. and there are other specialties such as endocrinology and around you. they have the same issues as we do with out patient base. and over the past three years of listening to people and talking to experts, but talk about all the different payment reforms, and i am very curious, because i've not heard a clear answer yet, on where these fields like ours it in. we have tremendous administrative task groups, prior authorization, unbelievably,