Basic questions about health care

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

So you quite literally have no other options?

[Rhiannercakes 14]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

You'll find whether you end up with long waits or not in the US depends a lot on where you live. I've never had to wait where I live, for anything. But I have friends who live in upstate NY and the waits there are pretty bad.

[Rhiannercakes 14]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

You'll find whether you end up with long waits or not in the US depends a lot on where you live. I've never had to wait where I live, for anything. But I have friends who live in upstate NY and the waits there are pretty bad.

Maybe it's because the Canadians who can pay for it cross the border and hog their health care, who knows.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

You'll find whether you end up with long waits or not in the US depends a lot on where you live. I've never had to wait where I live, for anything. But I have friends who live in upstate NY and the waits there are pretty bad.

Maybe it's because the Canadians who can pay for it cross the border and hog their health care, who knows.

Perhaps lol.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

Just one more question.

If you're concerned about the rash, why not go and wait 3 hours? Even if you saw your doctor in 3 months and assuming you still had the rash, you'd still get a prescription.

[LaL 418]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

You'll find whether you end up with long waits or not in the US depends a lot on where you live. I've never had to wait where I live, for anything. But I have friends who live in upstate NY and the waits there are pretty bad.

Maybe it's because the Canadians who can pay for it cross the border and hog their health care, who knows.

Just like in Tampa - I once waited 3 months for a dental cleaning. I also remember a few months wait to get in to see my OBGYN. It all depends on where you are. Now, where I am (smaller city) I can call one day and be seen the next or within a few days, year round without fail.

[Rhiannercakes 14]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

Just one more question.

If you're concerned about the rash, why not go and wait 3 hours? Even if you saw your doctor in 3 months and assuming you still had the rash, you'd still get a prescription.

It comes and goes so it doesn't concern me much. It's mostly bad when I wake up from sleeping at night.

Trying a few other things before I go bore myself to death in a clinic.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

Just one more question.

If you're concerned about the rash, why not go and wait 3 hours? Even if you saw your doctor in 3 months and assuming you still had the rash, you'd still get a prescription.

It comes and goes so it doesn't concern me much. It's mostly bad when I wake up from sleeping at night.

Trying a few other things before I go bore myself to death in a clinic.

I had some sort of tropical rash that affected me at night when I came back from the Philippines, especially on my legs. I used an antifungal spray (Tinactin), and it disappeared right away.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

Just one more question.

If you're concerned about the rash, why not go and wait 3 hours? Even if you saw your doctor in 3 months and assuming you still had the rash, you'd still get a prescription.

It comes and goes so it doesn't concern me much. It's mostly bad when I wake up from sleeping at night.

Trying a few other things before I go bore myself to death in a clinic.

I had some sort of tropical rash that affected me at night when I came back from the Philippines, especially on my legs. I used an antifungal spray (Tinactin), and it disappeared right away.

In a truly free market, you could open up your own health clinic and wear a bone necklace, offering your services to the less knowledgeable.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

So you quite literally have no other options?

Yeah pretty much. Unless I want to go sit at the walk in clinic for like 3 hours and get told there's nothing they can do except give me an expensive prescription... since prescriptions aren't covered and I have no insurance.

I can't wait to move to the US and get on my fiance's plan with Kaiser.

Just one more question.

If you're concerned about the rash, why not go and wait 3 hours? Even if you saw your doctor in 3 months and assuming you still had the rash, you'd still get a prescription.

It comes and goes so it doesn't concern me much. It's mostly bad when I wake up from sleeping at night.

Trying a few other things before I go bore myself to death in a clinic.

I had some sort of tropical rash that affected me at night when I came back from the Philippines, especially on my legs. I used an antifungal spray (Tinactin), and it disappeared right away.

In a truly free market, you could open up your own health clinic and wear a bone necklace, offering your services to the less knowledgeable.