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Re: TAX rate and universal health careFrom: BettyTX (bhamilt@hughes.net)Mon Mar 10 21:14:06 2008
Thanks, all, for your input. I'm *beginning* to understand just a little about how healthcare *could* operate. I hope our lawmakers seek good, honest input from you medical people and additional input from us patients. We aren't people who run to the doctor for every little hangnail, but we pay enough attention to our own health that when something out of the ordinary shows up, we know we'd better get to a doctor. We try hard not to take up valuable time that should be spent on more difficult cases, but we certainly want our time if our illness warrants it. All of that is to say that I don't think people will take advantage if healthcare were to become universal -- a few might, but no more than do right now. The wonderful option with universal healthcare would be that people would seek help early in their illnesses instead of waiting until treatment requires much more time, effort, medications, hospitalization. Betty
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> Insurers dictate all the time what they pay for - the wash their hands by
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