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Vs in the US where specialists just tell you that your problems are chronic, are pre-existing so not covered by insurance, and that nothing can be done for you.
by seanp2k2 10y ago
Vs in the US where specialists just tell you that your problems are chronic, are pre-existing so not covered by insurance, and that nothing can be done for you.
- LordKano 10y agoBoth chronic and pre-existing conditions are now covered by insurance. Granted, a large number of the chronic conditions people face are caused by lifestyle choices and doctors don't have the power to make people want to change how they live their lives. Not smoking, eating less crap and exercising more would drastically reduce the amount of chronic health conditions Americans face. High blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, COPD and a host of other problems would drop dramatically if people lived healthier.
- sbarre 10y agoand prescribe you Oxy for the pain...