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As a healthy 30 something person, I feel fortunate that I'm not in pain, nor do I have any addictions to these potent addictive pain killers. But it is just mo
by calvinbhai 9y ago
As a healthy 30 something person, I feel fortunate that I'm not in pain, nor do I have any addictions to these potent addictive pain killers.
But it is just more salt on the wounds for me because the monthly insurance premium I pay is huge, and people (after I asked around) consider my health insurance scheme to be very good. And yet every doctor visit, test etc means more bills to pay.
It forces me to conclude thus:
The healthcare system in the US is totally unfair to hardworking people of America, and the blame is not on the doctors/physicians. It lies squarely on this Pharmaceutical/Insurance Industry complex of creating more sick people, keeping costs artificially high to fleece more money as premiums from hardworking people, while making it easy to get prescriptions for such drugs.
EOD, it feels like my money is feeding this drug addiction epidemic. And politicians on the left, right and center in US are doing zilch to fix this.
w.r.t this article, I hope this owner gets a fair trial, and if convicted, I hope that he drags down every single person who was part of this scam, with him.