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4. No,

Reply to Bengus81 (Original post)

Sun Mar 22, 2020, 04:41 PM

Mar 2020

No, I don't think so. Just like the access to tests, the privileged will have access to the finest care available and whatever they need.

I don't assume a Universal outcome for care in this country. It's a two-tier deal.

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Man...if this elective surgery ban ramps up even more [View all] Bengus81 Mar 2020 OP

I grieve for Melania's poor kidneys. n/t Yonnie3 Mar 2020 #1

Private doctors and clinics.... getagrip_already Mar 2020 #2

I'm all for putting a stop to the popular trend for lobotomies among some types jberryhill Mar 2020 #3

No, Newest Reality Mar 2020 #4

When your kidneys need a lift that's an emergency. blueinredohio Mar 2020 #5

Could be a tit for tat trade off. Funtatlaguy Mar 2020 #6

What places have banned elective surgeries? Beartracks Mar 2020 #7

NYS has, beginning mid-week. It's to free up beds.. Princess Turandot Mar 2020 #8