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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d rather live in any of those places than here. The universal healthcare alone would be a relief. [/quote]

Exactly. [/quote]

a relief from what, available heatlhcare and quality? Yes it may be expensive but remember we make like twice the amount of europe and its doesn't cost as much comapred to the taxes on income. [/quote]

Available healthcare? What are you talking about? You think there aren’t LONG waitlists in the US?[/quote]

I'm trying to get in to see a specialist who I've seen for years for a follow up appt and can't get an appointment for FOUR MONTHS. 
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Be thankful you’re not in Canada. I lived in a border state and the surgeons got a lot of Canadian business from Canadians, crossing the border and paying cash for surgeries because they could get them scheduled in 3 to 4 weeks versus 8 to 18 months in Canada.[/quote]

Not to mention the wait for MRIs in Canda. Buffalo NY has numerous MRI clinics that cater to Canadians. Very transparent pricing on their websites, too. U.S. has four times the number of MRI machines per capita than Canada has.[/quote]

My mom needed a new MRI and it got scheduled that week. Probably could have been next day, but it was based on my mom’s schedule. That’s crazy a wait would be for an MRI. I could understand a wait for the neurosurgeon to analyze it. [/quote]

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