meters in Canada

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This e-mail is in regards to your e-mail about the meters being accepted

into Canada under the title pump announcement. You said it yourself, that

the person must be responsible for what they use. That being said the

reason for the biggest difference of what comes into the states vs. Canada

is this: Canada pays for our health care. If something goes wrong when a

drug or medical device is approved, the government is responsible and pays

for it. In the States, users of the health care system pay for their health

care making the responsibility theirs if they purchase something that

doesn't work right or affects them if the FDA hasn't approved it. They also

have the ability to sue. It relieves the government of all

responsibilities. As far as I'm concerned, I still prefer our system of

health care to the U.S. At least I can always see a doctor no matter where

I go and it will be covered or mostly covered by health care depending what

your province covers and how much. In the States, if I have no money or

insurance I may be out of luck and suffer for it or possibly subjected to

doctors who are not worth their degree or have to look for a free clinic or

sponsored clinic where the health care may be sub standard.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

In the states, as a foreigner, you are entitled to free health care at any time

at any emergency room which accepts federal money This is why the ER is always

crowded, since the patients therre always get excellent medical care.

meters in Canada

Hi ,

This e-mail is in regards to your e-mail about the meters being accepted

into Canada under the title pump announcement. You said it yourself, that

the person must be responsible for what they use. That being said the

reason for the biggest difference of what comes into the states vs. Canada

is this: Canada pays for our health care. If something goes wrong when a

drug or medical device is approved, the government is responsible and pays

for it. In the States, users of the health care system pay for their health

care making the responsibility theirs if they purchase something that

doesn't work right or affects them if the FDA hasn't approved it. They also

have the ability to sue. It relieves the government of all

responsibilities. As far as I'm concerned, I still prefer our system of

health care to the U.S. At least I can always see a doctor no matter where

I go and it will be covered or mostly covered by health care depending what

your province covers and how much. In the States, if I have no money or

insurance I may be out of luck and suffer for it or possibly subjected to

doctors who are not worth their degree or have to look for a free clinic or

sponsored clinic where the health care may be sub standard.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

In the states, as a foreigner, you are entitled to free health care at any time

at any emergency room which accepts federal money This is why the ER is always

crowded, since the patients therre always get excellent medical care.

meters in Canada

Hi ,

This e-mail is in regards to your e-mail about the meters being accepted

into Canada under the title pump announcement. You said it yourself, that

the person must be responsible for what they use. That being said the

reason for the biggest difference of what comes into the states vs. Canada

is this: Canada pays for our health care. If something goes wrong when a

drug or medical device is approved, the government is responsible and pays

for it. In the States, users of the health care system pay for their health

care making the responsibility theirs if they purchase something that

doesn't work right or affects them if the FDA hasn't approved it. They also

have the ability to sue. It relieves the government of all

responsibilities. As far as I'm concerned, I still prefer our system of

health care to the U.S. At least I can always see a doctor no matter where

I go and it will be covered or mostly covered by health care depending what

your province covers and how much. In the States, if I have no money or

insurance I may be out of luck and suffer for it or possibly subjected to

doctors who are not worth their degree or have to look for a free clinic or

sponsored clinic where the health care may be sub standard.

Ruth