Allow this to sink in.
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Jan 24, 2022 ยท 4:12 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Allow this to sink in...
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I do not believe the stat. 70% have insurance. Max insurance payout per year is $12-15k per family. Maybe $5k per individual.
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Med bills #1 in family bankruptcy Many insured thru ACA Mexico & Canada provide healthcare to every citizen free at the point of service America, the only wealthy nation where citizens are afraid to go to the doctor because of potential financial ruin
We believe families shouldn't have to fundraise to pay for their medical bills. We believe that 1 in 3 fundraisers on GoFundMe shouldn't be for medical costs. We believe health care is a human right, not a privilege.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Do you think this is a new thing? I spent 10 hours in the ER in Chicago in March 2020. (Non covid related) and the bill was over $13,000. People kept coming in to look at my arm - and each would say hi, tell me their name and thatโ€™s it. Each one of the visits were on the bill.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
another thing making people sick and stressed-out. #IfYoureHealthyThryLoseMoney
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It's why I can't answer my phone any more. Constant #mnleg sanctioned harassment b/c they've left this totally disabled Minnesotan without health coverage since 2014.
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I wonder what will happen to all those ICU expenses for the unvaccinated. The figure will be staggering.
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How many vaccine injured persons are saddled with medical debt now because they have no avenue to sue anyone due to liability protections of the producers?
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