The health care system is an important issue to me and my family. My wife (under 30 yrs old) suffers from three autoimmune diseases one of which has her on the liver transplant list. When we first got married, I had no insureance and we were on TennCare which is the TN form of Meddicare. She almost died, because we could not get a specialist which lived less than 4 hours away from us. For a short time we were able to get a local GI specialest who is well know as the worst in town, later on he too quite taking TennCare patients. From the internet boards for people that have her illness we able able to ready that those who live in Canada have it worse than we do, and many die every year.
I now have insurance through my work, and we have the best doctors around. The insurance pays more each year that I make, yet they continue to pay, and we have minimal problems with them. They will never make back the money from us that they pay out. I will watch the film to be fare, but I do not see its point. Does the health care system have issues, YES. Do we need to make a socialist or even communist country in order to fix it?
I now have insurance through my work, and we have the best doctors around. The insurance pays more each year that I make, yet they continue to pay, and we have minimal problems with them. They will never make back the money from us that they pay out. I will watch the film to be fare, but I do not see its point. Does the health care system have issues, YES. Do we need to make a socialist or even communist country in order to fix it?
