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Originally Posted by Shunt1
Three years ago, I crashed my airplane and my spine was shattered. The hospital costs were well over $500,000 to repare my spine.
It took me over six months before I could walk once again.
Yes, this outstanding health care was obtained for a simple "working stiff" on a "Blue Cross / Blue Shield" plan, which was provided by the company that I work for. The company does not actually pay for this health care plan, since the actual costs are deducted from my paycheck each month.
For a cost of $300 per month, this "horrible American health care" was able to fully repair me. The doctors and nurses were absolutly outstanding, and I could not ask for anything better.
Today, I can fly airplanes once again.
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5 years ago my back was surgically broken and reset. I have 2 14" rods and 12 screws fusing 10 vertebrae (T2-T12). It cost me absolutely nothing.
Just saying.
EDIT: And that was out of province.