In Case of accident my blood type is Dr Pepper Tumbler

Twenty-five dollars wouldn’t cover a co-pay for one doctor’s visit. My husband and I have excellent care, but we pay over $7,000/year for supplemental. There has to be a solution other than making the taxpayers have less coverage and higher expenses. In Case of accident my blood type is Dr Pepper Tumbler. Obamacare left my daughter and her husband paying a deduction of $1700/year/person. That is not a good solution for them.

In Case of accident my blood type is Dr Pepper Tumbler

Have a look at the UK’s NHS. It’s possible to have a heart transplant for free. My wife’s pregnancy and daughter’s birth and postnatal treatment cost us absolutely nothing. My treatment on another occasion for a broken ankle. No insurance, no problem. In Case of accident my blood type is Dr Pepper Tumbler. Ambulances are also free. How much tax do you pay? Also, I’ve always heard there were long waits. I had Stage 1A cancer a couple of years ago. I found out about it on Friday from a phone call. I wanted cancer removed very soon, so the following Monday was my mastectomy. I’ve been a critical care nurse most of my life. Believe me when I say it can and should be done without going hungry. I’d pay more taxes to cover everyone vs more wars. My condolences, I can’t imagine how that was for you. We paid the same tax on our income as other folk in our middling bracket. Might I suggest you take your summer holidays in the UK and explore for yourself? It’s said that travel broadens the mind. Insurance companies have agreed to cover the costs, that includes Medicare & Medicaid, so anyone & everyone can be tested and treated at no cost to themselves.