For every "zomg socialized medicine" horror story there are probably a thousand American horror stories. Including my own. I'm 30 years old and I walk with a limp because a foot injury eight years ago was never properly treated because -- you guessed it -- no insurance. That injury has impacted my life so negatively in the past eight years.
And if I'd lived in Canada when it happened, I would have been able to get the treatment I needed.
IDK, personal stories always seem to be the most effective to me. I mean, I work hard, 40+ hours every week, but my job can't afford health care because it's a small business and no insurance company would take me independently with my years of pre-existing, untreated conditions behind me since I didn't have insurance.
They're changing it because you're actually using the coverage they offer. And now that's costing them money. They don't give a crap about your well-being, that's not their job. Their job is making money.
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And if I'd lived in Canada when it happened, I would have been able to get the treatment I needed.
IDK, personal stories always seem to be the most effective to me. I mean, I work hard, 40+ hours every week, but my job can't afford health care because it's a small business and no insurance company would take me independently with my years of pre-existing, untreated conditions behind me since I didn't have insurance.
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Of course they gonna do everything they can to stop this.
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if I was changing 'age range' it may well have been a 40% increase.
thank $DIETY$ I have insurance through a job now. I would NOT be able to afford that
of course I just found out in 2005 I have a congenital condition so Anthem would just reject me flat out now, anyway
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