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> I've also not heard of someone dying in the hospital because their loved ones couldn't gather up enough money. It's more like "having to postpone treatment s
by BrianOnHN 4y ago
> I've also not heard of someone dying in the hospital because their loved ones couldn't gather up enough money.
It's more like "having to postpone treatment so long that it doesn't work."
The same also applies if you have to fight with scheming insurance companies.
The government, all of us, have most to gain from a healthy society. And a dead person couldn't care less about their health. It's about time our systems reflect that!
- Hamuko 4y agoWell, the way that "activity" here is phrased, they kinda expect you to lurk in the nearest hospital for some kind of a medical emergency that can be solved with a bank transfer. The people postponing treatment probably aren't loitering in the hospital.