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Originally Posted by Eric5273
The answer is that the insurance companies should not decide themselves what they will and will not cover. There should be laws that decide that. The insurance companies can decide what they will charge for insurance, but there should be clear guildlines as to what they will and will not cover. The problem is that most people are not medical experts, so they don't know what sort of items they will need covered until it's too late and their policy does not cover what they need done.
As for Scottie's husband, is he still alive? Obviously it is terrible that he had to wait, but in the case of this girl, she died while waiting.
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So you want the GOVERNMENT to dictate what operations you can and can't have? Man have you ever been sick? A close family member of mine had cancer and was refused a drug, legal in Germany, because the FDA didn't approve of it yet. The drug stopped all symptoms from chemotherapy that cause skin ulcers. Yeah, go government...love to have them involved with their religious methodologies in medicine. You can NOT open that door. A government is not a cure-all for societies problems. I can't figure if you are exceptionally pro-government or full heartedly against it  In some cases you want powers taken away, others you want drastically increased....
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12-22-2007, 08:32 AM
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