Amen. I’ve contemplated this many times over. That usually problems that grow out of hand were the cause of a domino effect.

What I mean is that, if education was affordable and available to everyone. Don’t think that it is, despite what worked for you, I had to become homeless and quit a job that paid me too much to be eligible for financial aid, just so I can better my life, what kind of backwards system was this? It’s like after High School, if you weren’t rich or extremely poor you didn’t get shit.

Where am I going with that??? Doctors go to school for a long time, that takes a lot of dedication, that maybe afterwards, they feel miffed about it all. They have to get all these credentials and insurance just to save their degree from all those money hungry individuals who want to sue them for the slightest thing that goes wrong with their bodies. Displacing the blame.

I personally believe that not everyone can become a doctor. It’s hard work. But that doesn’t mean that just because you become a doctor that you should raise your prices, and over bill patients for unnecessary things, nor should insurance companies be allowed to force themselves onto people who are too broke to even afford food.

If it’s mandatory- It better be free. Because my pocket is lint just as many people lives are around here. People are going to desperate measures and creating their own business just to make some money around.

Your lucky if you have a job and can afford your rent and food without depending on the system for helping you out.

Knock on wood that I don’t become seriously ill that I find myself in need. But I take care of myself, look both ways, and keep my nose clean.

Insurance is helpful, but should never be mandatory, thats almost saying that everyone has to wear uniforms and in a certain color, and follow a certain religion.

Most people do not like insurance companies. But for the majority, it is unaffordable right now. This country is in a far more serious crisis than whether or not we have insurance.

I can guarantee that when shit hits the fan ( if it ever does) insurance companies are the last thing people need.

We need real doctors. Doctors that understand that even though they spent a lot of money on their education, they did it for a reason, because they wanted to help people and be of service.

Even if the person does not have “insurance”, the doctor better, cause if a person dies because of this ignorance with insurance companies, they will have to explain why, they didn’t give that person the treatment that was called for. I know I’d be asking that question.