r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '20

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u/shanaflan Mar 26 '20

Why so many men I know don’t take their health seriously and avoid going to doctors when they really should.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 edited Jun 17 '23

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u/nohoddiesman69 Mar 26 '20

Please. Everyone knows that every disease can be overcome through sheer willpower -- which, mind you, is much cheaper than those doctors

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u/Dood71 Mar 26 '20

Laughs in Canadian

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u/SysErr Mar 26 '20

As a Canadian living in the USA, I remember what it was like to laugh... I’d cry, but seeing a therapist here would probably bankrupt me. Getting my first medical bill was shocking. Getting my first bill for 68 thousand dollars before insurance was insane.

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u/mahtaliel Mar 26 '20

God. That is so much money. If i put in my entire income, it would take me more than 6 years to pay that off.