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papilionbelle, there are many families where both people are working and still cannot afford to work. she cannot work. it's not a choice. do you now what lupus is? (as she mentions towards the end of the video) it's extremely painful and many sufferers can barely walk or move. it IS up to the government to provide health care. that's part of taking care of your people.
Papillionbella -- do you know anything about any of the medical disorders she has? Why don't you look up Lupus in a medical journal. It certainly isn't a easy illness to deal with. I should know. I have it. And its hard to work and manage the disease, but I guess you'd rather accuse her of being lazy than think about that. Luckily, if I didn't want to work, I'd still be covered, because I live in Canada.
And you need to check your facts. There are no waiting lists for coverage here, and if I am in urgent need of any test, I get it immediately. Its only when testing isn't urgent that we have to wait a month, two at most. But I'd rather wait and not pay than live in the U.S. and be homeless from medical debt, because I totally would be right now.
you Americans talk of being autonomous, i.e., you mentioned and I quote: "You people that want the government to cover you is just sad..."
The Government is no charity, Democracy; you - fellow Citizen - installed a government in order to give - and sustain - laws and the common good of it's peoples.
She may not be working, but her HUSBAND is working. She is married. Spouses are supposed to be covered under most health insurance plans. So she should be covered, point blank.
the previous responder to your video is a complete asshole. its quite apparent all he is concerned with is himself. i am very proud you have come forward to explain your situation. lets just see if any drug company will be motivated to help you out!!!!!!!!!!!
In Canada your doctor determines whether or not you require an MRI and yes there is a waiting list depending on the severity of your case. Yes the Canadian system is not perfect, but it is making an effort to improve, which, of course, is no help to the women in this story.
I can't post a link, but search for "Wait Times in Canada" and refer to the Health Canada website for information on Canada's efforts to reduce wait times.
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The Government is no charity, Democracy; you - fellow Citizen - installed a government in order to give - and sustain - laws and the common good of it's peoples.
I can't post a link, but search for "Wait Times in Canada" and refer to the Health Canada website for information on Canada's efforts to reduce wait times.