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Consider if one is unable to afford health insurance premiums and has a pre-existing condition which is expensive to treat. This person is not likely to have cr
by seanp2k2 10y ago
Consider if one is unable to afford health insurance premiums and has a pre-existing condition which is expensive to treat. This person is not likely to have credit to be able to afford more than a few months of treatment. What choice do they have left other than to die (which is also not typically legal to accelerate)?
- vilmosi 10y agoI don't get your point. I also think choice is overrated when it comes to treatment. Having a treatment is more important.