RobDownSouth
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It's a poll...wait for it.
Do you have health insurance?
Poll is anonymous.
Do you have health insurance?
Poll is anonymous.
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Where's the poll?
It's a poll...wait for it.
Do you have health insurance?
Poll is anonymous.
What's the purpose of your poll?
My buddies Vetty and Ishmael have both dragged their fainting couches out of the closet today. They're both on Medicare (and probably Medicaid as well) but they're both concerned about how folks with private health insurance plans are going to suffer greatly under Obamacare.
I've heard that private health insurance plans make up no more than 15-20% of all plans, I wanted to see if Lit was a microcosm of society in general.
plus, I've worked a side deal with laurel to provide me with the email addresses of those who don't have health insurance...I sell insurance plans on the side
(just kidding)
What's the purpose of your poll? BTW, I'm flat on my back on a heating pad. My pain is worse. Just took an aleve although I'm not really supposed to take NSAIDs, And I'm considering drinking a glass of wine later just to get a buzz. No healthcare here.
That's very irresponsible of you.
It is? How so?
You should have health insurance. How dare you not. That's clearly all your fault and not the fault of our system here at all.
I had to vote 'obligatory other'.
I live in the UK so have the National Health Service.
I also have private health insurance which covers 'cold conditions' such as physiotherapy and elective surgery, e.g. hip replacements. I have dental insurance. For some conditions I pay direct to the health supplier.
In the UK we are not forced to use the National Health Service. It is always there, but anyone who can afford it can buy additional Health Insurance to supplement or replace NHS treatment for example by providing quicker access to a specialist than the NHS could do. In an emergency, the NHS is the best provider of urgent care.
I have private annual health insurance for travelling outside the UK plus the reciprocal arrangements between the NHS and other European medical care systems.
Summary: Government provided, plus three different health insurance systems, plus pay it myself. European cover by Government and insurance.
I had to put other.
I have TriCare Prime through military retirement. Not free mind you, but very affordable.
I recall you saying you paid less than $50 a month for health insurance. The Vettebigot opined last summer that retirees would soon be sucking dick for table scraps when President Obama jacked your monthly rates through the roof. Enjoyin' your newfound homosexuality yet?