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Response to the edit: Yeah that sucks, but your experience doesn't define the broader landscape. I had a sister with cancer, and we were very, very poor when
by CodeSgt 4y ago
Response to the edit:
Yeah that sucks, but your experience doesn't define the broader landscape.
I had a sister with cancer, and we were very, very poor when she was diagnosed. She still managed to get treatment and make a full recovery, albeit we did end up with a good deal of medical debt. Nonetheless, she lived.
Why does your anecdote carry more weight than mine? It doesn't. I understand you're going through a very difficult time but the solution is not to deny statistics and established facts in favor of your poor experience. People die, it sounds like your family is genetically predisposed to lethal cancers.