I’m in England now, where my daughter just gave birth to her first child. There is no way to describe how different the air feels in a hospital where no one is worried about how they’re going to pay the bill.

May 23, 2023 · 8:49 AM UTC

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I can only imagine!🙏
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Congratulations! ❤️
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Move there
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Makes sense except for the reality part...
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Congratulations!
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Yeah...Expect the NHS costs the British taxpayer £135-160 billion pounds per year. And by my experience is a firmly sub-par health service. Just because you need something doesn't mean you're entitled to it.
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You were lucky. A lot of sick people in England will never get to go to a hospital.
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I’m sitting at my pulmonologist now after having canceled my GP appointment and a CT scan because I couldn’t afford both copays while on short term disability. That’s after paying $200/month for Blue Cross Blue Shield as well. American healthcare is a joke, I just want treatment.
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Congratulations 😊
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congratulations i know i’m english living in america ♥️
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