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How about "He was lucky to have the insurance he had". A quote from the closing paragraph and (for me) the ghastliest line in the whole article.
by inopinatus 8y ago
How about "He was lucky to have the insurance he had". A quote from the closing paragraph and (for me) the ghastliest line in the whole article.
- martin_a 8y ago"At first everything seemed normal. But then he was lucky to have the insurance that he had. <shocked emoji>"
- C1sc0cat 8y agoUnfortunately for the USA that could be said of anyone diagnosed with anything more serious than a cold.
- martin_a 8y agoYeah, that's sad. Luckily the "communism-like" countries over here in Europe do not have problems like this. Always happy to not worry about the costs, when I really have to go and see a doctor.
- Jedd 8y agoThis line resonated strongly with me also. As an Australian it's an alien take on a near-death experience that contemporary medicine can treat, but which requires the foresight of personal insurance to ensure that the individual may obtain that treatment.