Writer's Block: Health Care
Sep. 23rd, 2008 02:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Given that I can't afford either health care or the work provided insurance at the moment...
Seriously. When I quit smoking in January, I realized the money saved would allow me to buy in to Derby's insurance. Problem being that since January, prices have inflated to a point where I'm just as bad off as when I was still smoking. So, I'm left with the option of getting insurance that has a deductable so high it isn't worth getting or racking up ER bills every time something severe or chronic enough gets through my tolerance levels.
So, to answer the actual question, health care is a right to me, but one that must be used responsibly. In other words, It's not a right I'm inclined to use for something I'd consider minor.
Given that I can't afford either health care or the work provided insurance at the moment...
Seriously. When I quit smoking in January, I realized the money saved would allow me to buy in to Derby's insurance. Problem being that since January, prices have inflated to a point where I'm just as bad off as when I was still smoking. So, I'm left with the option of getting insurance that has a deductable so high it isn't worth getting or racking up ER bills every time something severe or chronic enough gets through my tolerance levels.
So, to answer the actual question, health care is a right to me, but one that must be used responsibly. In other words, It's not a right I'm inclined to use for something I'd consider minor.
