02-07-2015, 04:09 PM
Peter Lemkin Wrote:....also, insurance contracts have limits on various things: hospitalization, medication, doctors, diagnostics, surgery, etc., et al....and after you reach the limit [often very easily reached] you pay much more or you pay all from then on out...and could likely loose your insurance under many circumstances. It is a con game!.......one in which the insurance companies and mostly private hospitals are getting rich...a lot of specialist doctors too - but not all.
I remember a friend telling me when he was on the run from police to lay low he booked himself in to a private hospital of the type for middle class mental health difficulties drug with drawls and such. A pretty comfortable place with just a couple of group therapy sessions a week, swimming pool, private rooms, colour tvs, restaurant quality dining etc. He was there for several months 'recovering' . His insurance ran out and he didn't have access to any cash by this stage and didn't want to yet risk leaving the premises to go find others with money so he sweet talked a doctor into paying to renewing his insurance and he was going to be making so much more from him if he continued staying there even accounting for the outlay.....that's the way it works.
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“I think it would be a good idea” Ghandi, when asked about Western Civilisation.