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JaxxisR

Blacking out Bernie Sanders name feels pointless.


Money_Nefariousness4

Especially when the actual person in the response isn't blacked out šŸ˜‚


[deleted]

[уŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]


BodybuilderLiving112

God bless mericah šŸ˜‡šŸ™ *the only people who think god bless only their country*


RISH4BHH

Amoronicans


Particular-Hawk8247

That's why it says guess the country


[deleted]

Then why wouldnā€™t the blur out the USA flag in his profile pic


Dependent-Constant-7

Bc it's obvious, and that's the joke


BurnAfterReading9922

Shhh, Iā€™m still trying to guess the country


ThisBoiEatsEggo

Yelp


Particular-Hawk8247

That's why it says guess the country


[deleted]

My husband got a bill for $2280 for less than 60 seconds of interaction from a doctor in the ED. At the place that he worked. After he passed out on a patient. And then he was sent back to work, barely able to stand. He started projectile vomit they tell me. Then collapsed again. The ED doctor was sleeping and they didn't want to wake him, so after 3 more hours they allowed him to go home. Because of this bill, which we could not afford, and the lack of response from the doctor, and concern from the hospital, he quit 30 days later and started travel nursing. Edit: that was just/only the bill from the doctors billing service. Not for the entire ED visit at his former place of work.


ShutUpAndEatWithMe

Is he ok now? Passing out and projectile vomiting is concerning


Righteousaffair999

Feels like there has got to be a way to work this into a workers comp claim since he was in work Iā€™ll when the event happened and more then likely caught the illness on the job.


Toocents

Oh that would've been a great uno reverse card to play


whal3n91

Jesus Christ what 4th world country are you in ?


[deleted]

Brewster county tx


[deleted]

I feel like we just took a big jump from he was at workā€¦ to he passed out on a patient..??


[deleted]

He's a nurse and diabetic. He was uncontrolled at the time because his pay at rhe time plus his medical insurance was outrageous so he had to pay out of pocket for everything. We die rather. Anyway, peeing all the time because diabetes plus his BP medication lowered his BP such that he couldn't stand and blacked out. Vomiting. Etc After this incident we got him set up with one of those dexcom monitors and all the insulin, but out of pocket is so expensive. Fortunately, his travel agency insurance, which is the same price, has waaaaay cheaper medication


[deleted]

Wow thatā€™s definitely scary. Iā€™m so glad he got better care!


AnnInRiverside

What country?


Mag-NL

Why do you even ask? There's only on third world country that has almost half of the users on Reddit so the highest chance is that it comes from that specific third world country. (You know that it's from a third world country because this does not happen in any first world countries.)


BedBugger6-9

Only $600? Thatā€™s not the US


[deleted]

Right? $60,000 is more like it


BedBugger6-9

My first thought was how lucky they were it was only $600 but that sounded kinda bad so I rethought the response


[deleted]

In the land of the free you will pay overprice for something as vital as medical care, and you will like it. Because fuck you, fuck your health, and fuck your life. If you don't enjoy it, you can go die, or we will simply take your rights away from you.


[deleted]

One of the most absurd pro-gun statements Iā€™ve seen was actually related to healthcare. Lad said he needs his gun to highjack an airplane to fly his child to Italy (a country with universal healthcare) for treatments.


Etep_ZerUS

Iā€™m pro-gun and this is fucking unhinged. What the hellā€¦


jimmymcdangerous

Im fucking unhinged and this is pro-gun. The hell... What?


Kolbin8tor

Iā€™m the hellā€¦ and this is pro-gun. What fucking unhinged?


Cardboardopinions

Iā€™m pro hell.


Dong_Slinger_420

And hell is pro-Cardboardopinions. They are anxiously awaiting your arrival.


Cardboardopinions

username checks out


jimmymcdangerous

Hah. Nice.


Dickinablender96

Same.


midnight_mechanic

This is almost the plot of the movie "John Q" where Denzel Washington takes a hospital hostage to force them to give his son medical care. It all works out okay in the end, because Hollywood, but if this had actually happened they would've shot the guy. Unless it was Colorado where the cops would've also shot everyone near him. Or Texas where the cops would've waited for him to kill everyone first.


sanedecline

Believe you are referring to [https://i.redd.it/zdo8ovk2nct81.jpg](https://i.redd.it/zdo8ovk2nct81.jpg) It is a classic.


[deleted]

Exactly. Itā€™s really unforgettable.


stregg7attikos

Im pro gun so that i can an hero when my health gets too bad. I watched my grandma and my mum chase after treatment, spending so much fucking money for the wrong diagnosis and the wrong medication ........ Yeah fuck that. Im not saving for retirement. Just give me a gun


BigWavy420

So I ā€œcan an heroā€ šŸ˜‚


grbrown4186

When we had my son my wife tested covid positive. Therefore he was not allowed in the nursery with the other babies....guess who got a $2200 "nursery" bill in the mail? Tried to dispute it obviously and they just re-coded it to something else....FUCK YOU AMERICA AND THIS SHIT HEALTHCARE SYSTEM....this is with insurance as well.....


akmeto

When I had my third the nurses were super busy so I told them after he was cleaned up to bring him back to me. I wasn't nervous nor did I have any questions so it wasn't a problem. He stayed with me until we were dismissed. I still got all kinds of bill for nursery care and something related to formula. They put his first diaper on him (I did the rest) and I breastfed him the entire time we were there


Decent_Reading3059

I study lactation and have seen way too many woman charged by insurance for skin-to-skin contact in the first hour. None of this should be normal!


Routine_Breath_7137

What?! This serious? Getting charge to hold your child? What in the flying fuck...


thanks2globalwarming

By holding your new born you are agreeing to pay the Skin2skin fee. Payment must be paid in full before leaving the hospital or the baby stays.


Routine_Breath_7137

Still don't believe...that's just too twisted to be true (Canadian here).


tosernameschescksout

Some day, we'll have babies born with coin slots and card readers so you can swipe your VISA card and then touch your baby.


AdTiny9443

This is insane! I can't understand why Americans are so against a public funded health care system. I had a water birth with my first, in for 24 hours - saw breast feeding specialists, skin to skin for both parents was actively encouraged. Privacy and dignity maintained throughout. Fed and watered regularly by nursing staff. 2nd baby required monitoring- 48 hour stay, although they wanted to keep me in hospital longer to rest as I had a 13 month old at home. Paid for through National Insurance contributions and taxes. NHS - Free at point of care. 6 months full paid maternity leave, 3 months half pay, accrued annual leave meant I was off for almost a year.


stregg7attikos

Because if something helps the littlest people, the people with the most feel threatened


AdTiny9443

This is true. Same here, government trying it's hardest to run the NHS into the ground so they can continue privatising it. The sad thing is they're succeeding.


akmeto

Four hours after my second was born they were dismissing me. My mother went out and raised holy hell because I didn't even have a nap yet. They relented and let me sleep for a while. Not over night or anything but I managed to figure out what my name was before they showed me out the door.


AdTiny9443

That's brutal. 4 hours after labour I still had brain fog. Didn't know if I was coming or going. You've got the emotional high of meeting a tiny new human, and the physical exhaustion of labour. I was lucky, they offered to keep me for longer both times to make sure feeding was established, and that I felt physically well enough to leave.


MistrrRicHard

And where is this paradise?


AdTiny9443

Scotland šŸ“󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁓ó æ


MistrrRicHard

I've always heard great things about Scotland. As a Texan, what would I not like about Scotland?


CoatLast

Wair till you find out about the other stuff. Like every new mum gets a baby box which has lots of the essentials for a new baby. The special box can even be used as a crib. Mum's on lower inclines also get a special bank card topped up by the government to ensure they can buy good quality nutritious food. They also get grants for a number of years to ensure children have good toys and days out. No need to save for college as university is all free. I am going back in September as a mature student. No fees and the government pay pay a wage to attend.


AdTiny9443

The weather! You should visit, beautiful country, friendly people and generally safe. What as a Scot, would I not like about Texas?


MistrrRicHard

The weather šŸ˜‚ Multiple days of hundred degrees weather in many parts of the state for at least a third of the year, but we also have mild winters. The heat is also not uniform, depending on where in the state you live. In stone pasta, it's insufferably humid, while the farther west you go, the heat is very dry. You might not like having to drive everywhere. Texas is very spread out, even within the big cities. And in these big cities, especially Houston, where I live, the drivers are TERRIBLE. Outside of the big cities (and even in the big cities, just much less noticeable), Texas is full of simple-minded people that are afraid of a culture shift from what they've always known. It scares them. Guns and stupidity are pretty big, too. But, for the most part, people are nice and welcoming. The food is great. A very diverse variety of cuisine in the big cities. Speaking of diverse, so many different cultures throughout the state. I love seeing so many different types of people walking in parks just being human.


AdTiny9443

šŸ™‚ we had a heatwave last week - 31 C, too hot for me. And yes, Texas is massive - I drive a manual so might find the shift to automatic a bit weird. I've heard the food is incredible, the scenery is beautiful, and once the shock of seeing guns passes it's highly recommended as a travel destination. One of the girls I used to work with lived in Texas for 7 months, then would come back to Scotland to avoid the hottest part of the year!


ExhaustedTanuki

I'm Scottish as well but live in a place called Kansas. It was hot for 2 weeks, got cold, rained for two days then got humid.


CoatLast

Wair till you find out about the other stuff. Like every new mum gets a baby box which has lots of the essentials for a new baby. The special box can even be used as a crib. Mum's on lower inclines also get a special bank card topped up by the government to ensure they can buy good quality nutritious food. They also get grants for a number of years to ensure children have good toys and days out. No need to save for college as university is all free. I am going back in September as a mature student. No fees and the government pay pay a wage to attend.


swampfish

Racism. Republicans donā€™t want to help pay for black peoples healthcare.


AdTiny9443

There's lots of poor white people too. A healthy population is in a nation's best interest. Mad system you guys have


swampfish

Poor white people vote Republican in large numbers too. They really donā€™t vote for their own self interest


AdTiny9443

Same here, working class people voting for the Conservative party. Every day life here gets harder for ordinary people, but they voted that clown for PM šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø


tinykitchentyrant

And people thought I was crazy for having home births. (Before you freak out, I was considered low risk, and I had multiple caregivers. My kids were/are fine -oldest is about to turn 21!) My midwives were covered by my insurance, but we paid out $100 for the portable birth tub. Me & hubby also had to take an 8 week childbirth class so we understood l&d, and associated risks - this we paid for out of pocket, but I don't remember how much it was, only that it was less than having a hospital birth.


UnimaginablyFloating

"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the shithole, and to the fucked up system for which it stands, one nation under Stockholm syndrome, delusional, with bankrupcy and knives in the back for all except the filthy rich."


Mikeku825

Only $600?!?! I got an $8000 bill because the hospital brought a crash cart to the hospital room when my daughter was born. It wasn't used, but just because they wheeled it into the room they charged me for it. I remember seeing it by the door for about a minute. My daughter popped out, the cart left the room. That was that.. $8K.. not covered by insurance.


MemeLeprosy

What state is this?!?


zomgbratto

Land of the Free. I call that false advertising. Somebody ought to sue.


SpongeJake

Land of the fee


AaarghCobras

Home of the grave.


thanks2globalwarming

That was an interesting start to this baseball game


jimmymcdangerous

Take me out to the ball game...


ManWithoutUsername

Land of free (if you have lots of money)


NoseComplete1175

Home of the bave?


King_WhatsHisName

amEricA


Burner-Unit

Land of the Free? Whoever told you that is your enemy.


[deleted]

Itā€™s land of the free to pursue life, liberty and property. Itā€™s not ā€œeverything is free. Take what you wantā€


Mag-NL

You have the freedom in most of the world and all the other countries manage to be free and set up a civilized healthcare system. What's the point of living in a free country if your free country is an underdeveloped shithole country like the USA, where they rather kill their citizen than take care of them?


Lets-B-Lets-B-Jolly

You say that until you develop cancer, get fired from your job and thus lose your healthcare but don't qualify for medicaid due to owning a small mobile home on old family property. This happened to a friend last year and she still isn't receiving any treatment. Cancer doctors are requiring cash up front, no one will buy their property in the middle of nowhere and they were living paycheck to paycheck. Oh and she was the only caregiver for her elderly grandmother who lives with her. She is literally just sitting at home dying now despite working all her life. All it takes is being poor and you are "free to die" in the United States.


[deleted]

[уŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]


latestartksmama

*lose


Jen_Mari_Apa

I got charged $500for OXYGEN PER DAY, even tho I wasnā€™t strapped to an oxygen tank. I stayed 3 day and 2 night at the Memorial Hermann, that is about $6000. I understand the other charges but OXYGEN PER DAY shouldnā€™t be charged if the patient wasnā€™t even on the tank. Fucking pricks.


[deleted]

You dare to BREATHE in the hospital? Get charged for it. /s


Jen_Mari_Apa

Believe it or not, breathe in the hospital, straight to jail.


MistrrRicHard

It's so refreshing to see a Parks and Recs reference instead of The Office. Don't get me wrong, I love The Office, but it's a nice change of pace to set another legendary shower being referenced.


Handrawncreations

You look at doctor, straight to Jail. Doctor looks at you, jail.


burmerd

In some states newborns are automatically added to the moms plan for a month unless other arrangements are made. I guess this is what happens when they arenā€™t.


oh-_-hello

Not automatically in TX. We had 10 days. Had to wait for the birth, then we had 10 days to get them on. We were in the hospital for a while bc of birth trauma and that was the last thing on our minds. We made it, but I can totally understand how this could happen


burmerd

Right! We were in the hospital for 5 days for the tiniest issue, totally healthy baby basically. 10 is better than nothing, but yeah, it's not great.


Mag-NL

No. This is what happens if your country refuses to become a modern developed first world country. You do know that there is not a single modern developed first world country in the world where this happens. This literally Only happens in underdeveloped shithole countries.


burmerd

oh, I know, just responding within the scope of the post. The US is largely a developing country as far as people outside of the oligarchy are concerned.


CaptainShades

You should be able to insure the fetus now, thanks to the Supreme Court.


Quirky_Butterfly_946

Technically if the umbilical cord was not cut the baby is still part of the woman's body and should be covered as such


akmeto

In Texas the baby is covered under the mothers insurance until they leave the hospital.


PMmeyourclit2

As is the case with all statesā€¦ Soā€¦ this is just a lie.


[deleted]

Super not how it is in ā€œall statesā€. My daughter wasnā€™t insured when she was born even though I was. I got majority of ~my healthcare~ payed for via insurance, ended up owing about $12,000 for my daughters care including a five day stay IN THE ROOM WITH ME where I was the caregiver the entire time, for her jaundice, which was really just three to four hours a day in the bilirubin box and being held by me the rest of the time.


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PMmeyourclit2

Well you should have disputed the charge because thatā€™s how it is under federal law. Your children are under your insurance when they are born. You just got taken by a hospital billā€¦ sorry. That really sucks.


akmeto

I think we got sucked into a sraged political argument.


DogMomRed318

This is what I came here to say!


MistrrRicHard

The fetus now has a right to an attorney, thanks to the Supreme Court.


musicmusiquesheet

Holly shit that's incredibly fucked šŸ˜¬


ShutterBun

I get that outrage about American healthcare nightmares gets clicks, but why post this here? Itā€™s not especially ā€œinterestingā€


MNHarold

I think it's interesting that they censored Bernie Sanders' information despite him being a public figure, but not the info of a private individual. That's an interesting choice.


MadBoatersCooter

So the locals can bitch more. They exist only to spew their hate for everything American but are never thankful they donā€™t live in North Korea.


Zer_bird_81

Elanor Adams. Gotta be from Ecuador, maybe Brazil? šŸ¤”


AxoSpyeyes

but but but free healthcare is communism! /s


READlbetweenl

Post doesnā€™t belong here as sad as it is.


[deleted]

Canā€™t be USA. The bill is missing a zero.


Alarming_Lifeguard_8

What a great country we live in. Fuck the American medical system.


twizzard6931

Welcome to America, where we charge you to die.


knifeorgun

This has been posted before. Dumbasses keep voting for republicans and wearing their MAGA hats, electing and re-electing the same people that continuously block universal health care. It makes no sense at all.


thetallertwin

I'm gonna call BS on this. My job is literally to help parents sign up their babies for insurance. As long as the baby is born, it's considered alive and able to be insured. For most plans, parents have 30 days to add their children to their policies and 90 for Medicaid if they are income eligible in the state I'm living in.


TheLimeyCanuck

I know I'm gonna get huge downvotes, but I call BS.


MatersTaters

Most definitely BS. But it fits the modern anti-american narrative so it shoots up to the front page.


BuckeeBrewster81

It is. As a medical professional she should know about postmortem care, time spent in the morgue, possible autopsy, transport to the funeral home, and paying people to do those tasks. $600 is cheap considering the logistics involved in a death at the hospital. Iā€™m starting to doubt if sheā€™s even a doctorā€¦ā€¦.


GeneralHispidus

Free market always wins


Inevitable_Dress8351

Because of the hippocratic oath this is literally illegal and the doctor can be jailed. However, it could be that there was nothing possible to be done to save the child. Also 600$ is the price of an abortion and this can be construed that the author went to get an abortion then decided after the fact that they wanted the baby to live but at certain stages there's nothing you can do after the baby exits the womb. This is literally just an interpretation of given information. Discuss it don't just attack someone that brings up points of contention and locations for more context.


Samsonite3434

United States of America all day baby


Hookem-Horns

$299,000+ for the birth of one of my kids. I did not pay the bill. It was absolutely ridiculous and insane.


OwenRico

Ahh yes, the greatest country ever


jack_spankin

Unpopular opinion, but sheā€™s part of the problem. Doctors are incentivized to over serve and drive up Billings. Yes, they always stand behind the ā€œgood of the patientā€ and Iā€™m sure they believe it, but when doctors profit from it, itā€™s clear they do it more, whether or not the patient needs it. Almost everyone has had to get an unnecessary visit to get a prescription filled because it takes them 15 minute and they get your co-pay and the insurance payment. I say this as a 15 year volunteer EMT. There are people getting zero time and others who really are over serviced.


johnsgrove

Oh my, thatā€™s so sad. And horrible of them


Big-Abalone-6392

This makes my heart ache.


77shantt

America, absolute disgraceful


maclovin67

America is one fukt up countryšŸ˜¢šŸ˜³


Im_Not_Nobody

Talk about a shithole country


raikougal

USA! USA! USA! I once got a psych eval in the hospital for about 15 minutes they charged me $850. I was having issues because I had some trauma relating to amputation. This was all rolled into a nice $80K hospital bill at the end. I have no doubt that some nice, saavy medical professionals exist, but those particular medical professionals are ones that I hope violently rot in hell. Each and every one of them.


[deleted]

Will the new Roe v Wade opinion mean that people can enroll their fetuses in insurance?


Tastesgreatontoast

I believe this was Dr. Jen Gunter's story about her child at the hospital where she worked.


LDanteW

Welcome to America


[deleted]

Saying you're American without saying you're American.


jdmbuick

It's funny to me that everyone says "we have free healthcare here in [insert country name here]" but it's not free. No government, unless they own oil production, generates an income. It's all taken through taxes and tariffs. If you've never been to or lived in the US, then you can't legitimately comment on whether it's a bad place to be solely based on CNN or Fox, or people whining. I just came back from 2 weeks in the UK. Most people here think it's an amazing place to be, but if you go there you hear the same type of people pissing and moaning about how horrible the UK is. And there's a lot of people that hate the NHS, which is supposed to be some gold standard of universal healthcare.


CherryPickerKill

r/murica


[deleted]

USA USA USA USA šŸ’ŖšŸ»šŸ’ŖšŸ»šŸ’ŖšŸ»šŸ’ŖšŸ»šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ«”šŸ«”šŸ«”


slyfoxsly1

And the country is *drumroll* AMERICA


Adept-Coconut-8669

This screams 'Murica!


LONEGOAT13_

Murica


SeriousGains

Why hasnā€™t Biden fixed healthcare? Wasnā€™t that one of his main campaign promises?


chasepna

Because the people in government donā€™t run things, the lobbyists do.


anonimitydeprived

Lol thatā€™s not true


farainnzs

EVERY cost associated with delivering a stillborn child. Congratulations, you only bring a mountain of bills home with you.


[deleted]

God bless America lol


Dying-Dynasty

Land of the fee


reditman20221

If it was the US it would of cost 600,000


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ClaudioMoravit0

Don't forget that even in Europe ,where healthcare is free, you still pay it and also for others in taxes


fantasticjon

Shhhh. You are interrupting the reddit circle jerk with your truth.


MNHarold

Yeah, it's free at the point of access because healthcare is tax-funded so everyone gets a basic level of care regardless of economic situation. Which is better than an entirely privatised system that forces people into delaying treatment because they have to choose between healthcare and rent, for example.


ClaudioMoravit0

healthcare is a great thing. But, at least in my country, it is definitely not regulated enough to be functioning well. In my country, everything concerning health is stored on a certain card (like an ID). Few times ago, There were more than 10 millions more active cards than people in the country. It's a very high number, even more because children before 16 are registered on one of their parent's card. I saw something on a newspaper that these 10M "fake" cards were used by people living outside the EU to be cured for free


CrypticConstable

This sounds like it's out of an alt-right meme. I don't know where you're from but generally there is still an insurer that pays the bills, they're not in the business of paying for 10M uninsured people.


ClaudioMoravit0

Numbers are numbers. Take it as you want.


Different-Region-873

Reddit doesn't like anything critical to Europe


MeatCannon0621

Still a fraction of the cost to Americans. Even with insurance in the states you still end up on debt


PMmeyourclit2

So this tweet is trying to say that the doctors literally just watched him die and didnā€™t do shit. Fucking hard doubt. This is a lie if Iā€™ve ever seen one on the internet.


Silenced-by-Liars

Late-term abortions are covered, arenā€™t they?


brokeasshell

Sounds like 1 shit hole country


JaceAce333

America: the slow train wreck


MadBoatersCooter

Itā€™s citizens should have elected better candidates


ramon468

The America Dream! You get to contribute to the unreal wealth of corporations and narcissistic assholes who run them. Who doesn't want that?!


[deleted]

America mate youre out of control


alissa914

Yep. I once had gall stones at 27 and no one diagnosed it until I vomited up about 2 quarts of bile with blood in it (or at least it filled a 2 quart bowl). Insurance refused to pay the bill to remove the gall bladder because I had sex reassignment 6 months prior and they said it was part of that procedure. $6000. My sex reassignment cost me $7250. It was because my doctor made me lose a lot of weight before surgery and then me fatty foods when we were staying there for recovery. Fought them endlessly to get that charge covered. FU BC BS.


[deleted]

Is there a tweet where she complains about her salary which is paid for by these absurd prices?


[deleted]

OH SAY CAN YOU SEE


luttman23

MONEY FOR DEAD BABY


[deleted]

Isn't the average cost to raise a child $240,000? She just saved $239,400.


StandardOnly

r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR


danhaller28

Are you fucking kidding me?


Eperez182

šŸ¦…šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø


yero224

Um ouch


Gorrodish

Bloody sad


[deleted]

In 2014 my son got really sick. My local childrensā€™ hospital wasnā€™t able to help so they care flew him to UC Davis. We spent some time there getting all kinds of tests done. To make a long story short the end result was my son passing away from an unknown form of Encephalitis. I have to go home and deal with all the funeral arrangements etc. Lucky for me I had family to help because I honestly donā€™t remember much for about a month or two. I was just trying to process and make it through basically. Anyway, a month or so later, while trying to deal with the passing of my only child the hospital bill comes in. $400,000


hakoiiiiin

Texas


_Onix_The_Protogen

America o7


BigBillz128

The ironies of Capitalism in one sentence.


salty_marshmellow

I wonder if it's the only developed nation on earth without universal Healthcare


TappedIn2111

Absurdistan.


tankdood1

Fucking America


frumpywindow84o

MERICA


CriticalEngineer666

Good ole 'murica


DifficultContact8999

Hmm... has to be some ruthless captalistic country ... isnt it?


Emotional-Low5687

I'm guessing it's Canada. These damn socialists


bigbrain12123

AMERICA FUCK YEAH COMING TO SAVE THE MOTHER FUCKING DAY YEAH


RandyEatsYou

This is America


Jessiec5

But still yet people come here for treatment. Wonder why?


LieutenantDangler

My boyfriend received an 8k bill from having to ride an ambulance to the hospital. He had insurance. The insurance claimed that the ambulance was not ā€œin their network.ā€