Reply #42: The right to a paid-for annual physical and screening blood tests and pap smear and [View All]

[kestrel91316]

mammogram and colonoscopy when I am due as part of whatever tiny policy I get is NOT a bad bill of goods and I seriously resent your attitude that I should turn my nose up at it.

Unlike SOME people, I can't just run away to another country to take advantage of their health care system. I'm stuck HERE, and what we have today is a hell of a lot better than what we had one week ago.

My assistant, who has a serious genetic PEC which requires expensive ongoing care, will very soon be going back on her parents' policy so she can get decent care rather than the minimal she got with her crappy policy after being booted off the parents' policy due to age (she is 24). I suppose folks like you would prefer that she be denied any such opportunity and just wait patiently for this fabled single payer thing to drop from the sky..........