Re: Breast lumps/spiro off topic

[Guest guest]

It has been a while since I could afford insurance. last time was 1987. At that

time max insurance would pay out was $1,000,000,000. At that time cancer

treatment could exceede this ammount in a very short time. Seems to me that

unless one was very rich having insurance could kill you.

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> > > 3.)About not being able to get proper treatment through the government

> > > program you're in, it figures, and it boggles my mind to think people

> > > want government doling that mediocrity out to everyone.Whatever

> > > happened to doctors treating patients?

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> > > Val

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[Guest guest]

Again my thinking is a bit off today. Should be 1,000,000.

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> > > > > 3.)About not being able to get proper treatment through the

> > government

> > > > > program you're in, it figures, and it boggles my mind to think

> > people

> > > > > want government doling that mediocrity out to everyone.Whatever

> > > > > happened to doctors treating patients?

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> > > > > Val

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[Guest guest]

Currently it costs $40000+ a year to go to Dartmouth.

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> > > > > > > 3.)About not being able to get proper treatment through the

> > > > government

> > > > > > > program you're in, it figures, and it boggles my mind to

> > think

> > > > people

> > > > > > > want government doling that mediocrity out to

> > everyone.Whatever

> > > > > > > happened to doctors treating patients?

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> > > > > > > Val

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[Guest guest]

Every wonder how much of the VA and Medicare budgets are spent on the rules? How much of your doc's time is spent trying to get proper treatment for people like you? Private business spends 14% of GDP to comply with rules. Val >> I think you have a clear picture of the problem, Val. It's not a problem with my doctor, she's damn good. It's not the lack of availability of state of the art testing. It's the damn rules that get in her way!