Writing on the Window

Breathing on the Glass

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sawickipedia:

caterpillarcowboy:

realrealsoft:

kl7:

$76k for an emergency appendectomy (via Boing Boing)
I’d beg them to just let me die. Seriously.

Cost if this happened in Canada= $0.
Yes, that also includes all the Jello you can eat.

Reblogging for Jay. Pharma can’t cost that much, can it?

Cost in Canada is NOT zero.  Canadiens pay about a 50 percent income tax for the luxury of a state run health insurance.
And even then there are incredible queues for most medical care.  Just ask the friend of my wife who died from a recurrence of breast cancer because she couldn’t get an appointment with an oncologist for 3 months after symptoms appeared.  Canada’s health has a huge cost in taxes and limited availability (ie rationed) of care.

We have the same waiting lists here (the US). It takes months to see specialists where ever you are I guess.
If you took the amount of $ my husband pays for family coverage and added it to the taxes he pays, it comes damn close to the 50% mark.
There needs to be a better way. I’m moving to France. (Then I could get someone to come do my laundry.)

sawickipedia:

caterpillarcowboy:

realrealsoft:

kl7:

$76k for an emergency appendectomy (via Boing Boing)

I’d beg them to just let me die. Seriously.

Cost if this happened in Canada= $0.

Yes, that also includes all the Jello you can eat.

Reblogging for Jay. Pharma can’t cost that much, can it?

Cost in Canada is NOT zero. Canadiens pay about a 50 percent income tax for the luxury of a state run health insurance.

And even then there are incredible queues for most medical care. Just ask the friend of my wife who died from a recurrence of breast cancer because she couldn’t get an appointment with an oncologist for 3 months after symptoms appeared. Canada’s health has a huge cost in taxes and limited availability (ie rationed) of care.

We have the same waiting lists here (the US). It takes months to see specialists where ever you are I guess.

If you took the amount of $ my husband pays for family coverage and added it to the taxes he pays, it comes damn close to the 50% mark.

There needs to be a better way. I’m moving to France. (Then I could get someone to come do my laundry.)

  1. sashya-k reblogged this from realrealsoft and added:
    CA-NA-DA, CA-NA-DA!
  2. wakeupshowermakecoffee reblogged this from molls and added:
    I love this!! I am starting to feel this way in life. molls:
  3. zigziggityzoo reblogged this from kl7
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  5. skillzmcfly reblogged this from sawickipedia and added:
    We have the same waiting lists here (the US). It takes months to see specialists where ever you are I guess. If you took...
  6. lucijhenson reblogged this from skillzmcfly
  7. arandomashley reblogged this from molls
  8. fuckyeahawesome reblogged this from molls and added:
    just damn good writing.
  9. gustavobacelar reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    Conta de U$76 mil por uma cirurgia de retirada apêndice para um paciente particular (sem plano de saúde). Se fosse para...
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  12. femmescientifique reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    Reblogging for Jay. Pharma can’t cost that much, can it?...Here is an opinion about this...
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  14. jayparkinsonmd reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
    Healthcare services can cost whatever they want when you’re an individual paying cash. The issue here is that
  15. sawickipedia reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
    Cost in Canada is NOT zero. Canadiens pay about a 50 percent income tax for the luxury of a state run health insurance....
  16. caterpillarcowboy reblogged this from realrealsoft and added:
    Reblogging for Jay. Pharma can’t cost that much, can it?