User fees invoke a chilling effect on care usage, especially preventative care.
And when you're seen as a cash cow and as a patient, there can be a conflict of interest.
My auntie had 4 major surgeries to overcome a situation she found herself in. It was serious ICU and ER stuff.
She's been there a month now, recuperating, and once she's fully tapered off the morphine she can go home with a visiting nurse.
Only expenses so far are vending machines when she wants some Peak Freens.
Canadian ex-infantry checking in with an exception to that assertion.
Both my work boots come off regardless.
No one asked, but now I need to know: when would you only take ONE work boot off?
But the Republic and Northern island need to fly those flags so you know where you are and whether it's been taken over.
Okay, maybe not, but when I was in America for a few years we decided the ridiculous fixation was so people knew that they hadn't been taken over ... again.
Everytime
Not a word.
I'm confused by this graphic
"Best" != "Perfect"
I joined a little contact whorehouse for my side gig and I pay like 10% of my invoices and get insurance and tax and payment processing. It's cheaper than ADP so I'm happy.
Canada's forest will be listening intently.
Why, if this keeps up, Mr Miller could write a stern letter, and we don't want that.
caped
Like batman?
Pay-wall link: https://globalnews.ca/news/9938774/air-canada-vomit-seat-passenger-apology/
Air Canada has apologized to customers who were allegedly escorted off a plane for refusing to sit in a chair covered with vomit for the duration of their over four-hour flight.
The airline issued a statement after a viral Facebook post claimed two as-yet unidentified female flyers were told there was nothing to be done about the visible vomit on their soiled seats.
Oh! AirCanada!
It's not the healthcare that bothered me most, although it did.
It's the cognitive dissonance around the unavailability of healthcare in order to avoid anxiety over the fact that a traffic accident can bankrupt you with no relief. Ignoring the risk takes some serious mental gymnastics and basic math failure to get there, but when brought up in this environment - where a TV show about a teacher who has to cook and sell meth to get hospital money is actually a plausible plot where no one actually examines the mercenary care at all and the main character just pays it - it's just a part of their existence.
Not understanding that few other people love like this - cubans don't live like this - is absurd.