Topic: question for people in america
BonnyMiss's photo
Tue 06/23/09 12:39 PM


Your in england and have soicialzed medicine. why leave,


My thoughts exactly, I have never paid a penny for health care and I do believe in our National Health Service.we both love the stateswaving



I suppose that is a good idea to go to a place you love. I hope you get your health care sorted. waving

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Tue 06/23/09 12:41 PM



Your in england and have soicialzed medicine. why leave,


My thoughts exactly, I have never paid a penny for health care and I do believe in our National Health Service.we both love the stateswaving



I suppose that is a good idea to go to a place you love. I hope you get your health care sorted. waving
did i say THANK YOUlaugh laugh flowerforyou

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Tue 06/23/09 12:41 PM

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I know 16 year olds on Medicare. Its not just for old people

Medicaid is state sponsored insurance for low income. If you get SSI you prolly get Medicaid too
i did av a quick look 2 day,and it seems that if your loaded you could get into the states,and you have 2 pass lots off test 2 get 2 the US"i did see also it is just as hard 2 work there for a year.we can see now why everbody comes to the UK as it seems they will let anybody inlaugh


yep

if only you were Mexican...

oldsage's photo
Tue 06/23/09 12:41 PM
U.S. ranks #1 in trauma care, beats all other countries.

But ranks 72, in daily medical care. Insurance companies, drug companies & a greedy medical system have made costs astronomical.

If you have cash, you can get huge discounts. I had a $1500.00 MRI, done for $450.00 cash. You get what you can pay for.

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Tue 06/23/09 12:45 PM
I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad

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Tue 06/23/09 12:47 PM

U.S. ranks #1 in trauma care, beats all other countries.

But ranks 72, in daily medical care. Insurance companies, drug companies & a greedy medical system have made costs astronomical.

If you have cash, you can get huge discounts. I had a $1500.00 MRI, done for $450.00 cash. You get what you can pay for.
i have just got a lotto ticketlaugh laugh but cheersdrinks for all the help

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Tue 06/23/09 12:53 PM

I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving

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Tue 06/23/09 12:55 PM


Hmmm the reason its gotten so expensive here is because everyone is running to the ER with a hangnail and stuffing their faces to the point where they're having to double the size of MRI machines and such.

England guy, you just have to take baby steps. Start with looking into what you could have provided medically by talking with various insurance companies. Hell, your brother has a legitimate reason. If the welfare moms with 10 kids can get it you should be able to as well. Research.
thanks"he only see the qwack"doctor" every 2 years for a check up....my name for real is KEITH.and my brothers name is paul..we are sat here reading all the replys and thanks 4 all your help so far:smile:


If you got entry into the States you would still beable to keep your British citizenship, you could still use the NHS over here. The flight cost could be less than the medical cost that you would have to pay over there.

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Tue 06/23/09 01:02 PM

U.S. ranks #1 in trauma care, beats all other countries.

But ranks 72, in daily medical care. Insurance companies, drug companies & a greedy medical system have made costs astronomical.

If you have cash, you can get huge discounts. I had a $1500.00 MRI, done for $450.00 cash. You get what you can pay for.


I didn't know that we could do that.shocked

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Tue 06/23/09 01:02 PM


I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving
**** was not a rude word....." 2 bluetits" take away the 2blue bit then that was the wordlaugh laugh laugh

Winx's photo
Tue 06/23/09 01:03 PM


I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.

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Tue 06/23/09 01:06 PM



I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.
winx,look at the so called rude word they blanked out

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Tue 06/23/09 01:09 PM




I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.
winx,look at the so called rude word they blanked out


I was trying to figure out the word, too, hunny... I confooozed...huh

P.S....Hello {{{{{Bonny}}}}}flowerforyou flowerforyou flowerforyou

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Tue 06/23/09 01:12 PM

hello keith here,i have a question for all the people on mingle,who are living in the states.i have a twin brother"paul",who broke his back 20 years ago on a fairground ride.he is now a paraplegic,paralyzed from the waist down"cut spinal cord". and we were both wondering how much it would cost him for health care in the states,if we were to move to america.so i would be very greatfull if anybody from america"or knows a fellow wheelchair user" to tell us how much it would cost.....keith


Blue Cross and Blue Shield will take on individuals with pre-existing health problems. They can be more expensive, but good!

Winx's photo
Tue 06/23/09 01:14 PM




I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.
winx,look at the so called rude word they blanked out


laugh

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Tue 06/23/09 01:15 PM





I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.
winx,look at the so called rude word they blanked out
laugh laugh laugh they cant catch me outrofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

laugh

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Tue 06/23/09 01:16 PM
You can say bollocks and wanker with no problem though..

MirrorMirror's photo
Tue 06/23/09 01:17 PM





I have "End Stage Renal Disease". I would die without thousands of dollars every month for dialysis and doctors. Medicare picks up 80% of the cost and the National Kidney Foundation pays the monthly premiums for Blue Cross to pick up the other 20% and I don't pay a dime

US healthcare isnt that bad
sorry 2 hear thatdrinksmaybe i will just come 2 work there for a year"but the world has gone **** up at the moment"and its hard enough keeping your job here..."crazy world"waving


We have an unemployment problem now too.
winx,look at the so called rude word they blanked out


laugh
surprised We cant say ****?slaphead

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Tue 06/23/09 01:18 PM
rofl

You can say bollocks and wanker with no problem though..
rofl rofl rofl i did not think that was a rude word" bloody crazy world":thumbsup:

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Tue 06/23/09 01:19 PM


U.S. ranks #1 in trauma care, beats all other countries.

But ranks 72, in daily medical care. Insurance companies, drug companies & a greedy medical system have made costs astronomical.

If you have cash, you can get huge discounts. I had a $1500.00 MRI, done for $450.00 cash. You get what you can pay for.


I didn't know that we could do that.shocked


I argue for discounts, every where I go.
Dentists pull teeth cheaper for cash.

Mayo clinic stopped taking Medicare this year.
You have personal ins. or means to pay & prove it, BEFORE they will start any tests. Friend had her MOM turned down.

We are going back to the old; "Money talks, bullshit walks."

Got cash, get discounts.