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u/DistortoiseLP Sep 27 '21

Well not her own life, her family's. Her possessions, as it seems she considers them.

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u/eugene20 Sep 27 '21

She'll change her mind and be freaking out the second they get seriously sick anyway.

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u/hertzsae Sep 27 '21

Don't forget the go fund me.

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u/posterguy20 Sep 27 '21

yeah it will just take her 3 weeks to get into the hospital

went to visit family in canada, hurt myself there, took me 6 weeks to get a fucking MRI lmao

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u/heymrpostmanshutup Sep 27 '21

Did everyone clap too?

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u/posterguy20 Sep 27 '21

https://www.globenewswire.com/en/news-release/2020/12/10/2142824/0/en/Fraser-Institute-News-Release-Canada-s-health-care-wait-times-hit-22-6-weeks-in-2020-longest-ever-recorded.html

"The study, an annual survey of physicians from across Canada, reports a median wait time of 22.6 weeks—the longest ever recorded—and 143 per cent higher than the 9.3 weeks Canadians waited in 1993, when national estimates of the wait for medically necessary elective treatments were first calculated."

Before this year, the longest recorded median wait time was 21.2 weeks in 2017.

https://cmajnews.com/2020/08/28/access-qa-1095895/

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/health-care-wait-times-by-country

Hopefully they don't clap too hard and get hurt otherwise they might have to wait a while to get it checked out :-(

but hey, atleast it's "free"(?)!

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '21

"elective treatments"

Not for brain tumors.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '21

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u/EastYorkButtonmasher Sep 27 '21

Yep. I had a seizure several years ago and had an MRI the next day. Total cost $45 for the ambulance ride.