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Back in February my dad's knee started bothering him so he makes an appointment at the va. He gets in about week later, they take xrays and find nothing wrong, give him scripts for pain meds and muscle relaxers. Two weeks go by meds aren't working and his knee is getting worse so he calls again for another appointment, has to wait about two weeks this time. Sees a different doc this time and he says you may need an mri but he can't schedule one cuz he is not a specialist. He gives him more meds and sends him on his way. My dad waits a couple more weeks calls again to see about the mri so they make another appointment, he goes just to find out that this appointment was just to make another one with a specialist. He is not happy at this point, he goes and sees the Orthopedic and he says yup you need an mri and says that they will schedule it, mind you the otho is at a different location over an hour away so my dad gets a little pissy with the doc so the doc makes him wait three weeks for the mri. He got the mri on June 3 and he goes next week to the local office to go over his mri even though he was told over the phone that his knee is shot and needs surgery.This is just an example of our government run health care, just imagine if all of our health care was ran by our government.
Do you think if we had universal healthcare and it was underfunded there would not be a lynching of our elected officals?From what I understand. We pay almost TWICE as much as some other countries who have universal healthcare and everyone is covered versus the US who only the reasonibly healthy people covered. Something wrong here??
Nothing wrong with that but with Kansan age comes pessimism. And unfortunately realization. Notice I said realization not reality. Subtle difference but one day you'll get it too.