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Other times, it's also a timing issue: they want it resolve sooner than what Canada will do for them. Isn't that a huge problem though? For cancer and other pr
by larrywright 16y ago
Other times, it's also a timing issue: they want it resolve sooner than what Canada will do for them.
Isn't that a huge problem though? For cancer and other progressive illnesses, each day's delay can mean the difference between surviving or not.
- jasonlotito 16y agoIt depends on the illness and the severity. My wife's parents and family have never been turned away or made to wait for urgent things, including cancer. The decisions regarding this are made by the doctors. They can expedite things if they think it merits expediting. However, just because something isn't as serious doesn't mean someone wants to live it with, so they can pay extra to get it resolved quicker.