Even if you have insurance, it may not cover all the medical costs associated with cancer. From high deductibles to large copayments, cancer patients can end up with a huge stack of bills.
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Same in NZ. I’ve watched a few people get milked of all their savings with a ‘new’ cure that ‘might work’. One woman spent $2million and passed on anyway. Wouldn’t be so bad if we didn’t know there are actually natural cures for it that big Pharma doesn’t want people to know about & in fact are actively discouraged by their Doctors. Very sad.
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You have no idea what cancer is, lady. The greedy medical systems and social systems destroy people who have been ill.
Why print such ? People who do not treat cancer seriously will die . The governments and corporations, that cause the cancer shouuld be held more responsible. They should have to pay, to help their victims.
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Did you read my reply properly Julie? I have watched friends die of chemo because they were told it was the only option. I’m very well aware of the charade.
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Too true, Pam. Over here in New Plymouth the waiting list for semi-urgent referrals is so long that many seniors (like me) have to pay privately for specialty care. Without private health insurance (which is increasingly dear), this can get extremely expensive.
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