by Michael Nevin
Having recently fought and beat kidney cancer, I can tell you that I have a new lease on life. I’m confident that American medicine saved my life. A few prayers didn’t hurt either.
It appears, however, that patients in the U.K. don’t have it as good as we do acrosss the pond. I thought national health care was the answer to the health care “crisis"? Maybe not.
Check out this article in the Kidney Cancer Association newsletter.
“We pay a percentage of our earnings into a National Health Service that we are told is “free at the point of need”. Yet, at the point you need it, a group of unelected bureaucrats tell you that facing death doesn’t make you an exceptional enough case to warrant funding the drugs you need.”
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