I have no words to express my confusion at why people in the US who are victims of another’s violent act cannot automatically receive the treatment they need, but are reduced to begging via fundraising websites. As someone said thoughts and prayers are free, what these people need is a right to healthcare.
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It’s sad… and more than sad!
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Thank you!!! My husband and I were discussing this same thing yesterday
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I had no idea and was so shocked when I read this original post this morning. It’s not something we ever have to think about here in the UK. Yes, we have a moan about waiting lists for non-urgent surgery etc but if ever you’re in an accident the ambulance is there in minutes and you never get asked if you have insurance, you just get the best care available. For which I am even more gratedul having read this.
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Amen. Man’s inhumanity continues in another form.
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