in article et, rick at
wrote on 2/20/05 12:32 PM:


"KMAN" wrote in message
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in article , Scott
Weiser at
wrote on 2/19/05 3:14 PM:


snippage..


Can you post one verifiable reference to a patient in Canada
who died
waiting? Good luck finding one. But the way you are talking,
you should be
able to find hundreds! You really don't know what you are
talking about, why
not just admit that?
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Nice little set-up. You know that hospitals cannot release
patirnt info, like names, especially they won't when the system
would look bad anyway. So you know that your demand for real
names probably will be hard to find. Yet, many groups and
angencies, in Canada, claim that these deaths do occur.
http://www.nupge.ca/news_2000/News%20May/n12my00a.htm
http://www.cato.org/dailys/07-24-04.html
http://www.utoronto.ca/hpme/dhr/pdf/Barer-Lewis.pdf

LOL. You think if real people had died in waiting lines the media would not
get the story?

Places like Canada are the ones that are promoting the
differences between the haves and the have-nots.

?

http://www.angelfire.com/pa/sergeman...oysplight.html

As many as 100 children in Newfoundland face 30-month waits for the
high-tech scans, said Geoffrey Higgins, clinical chief of diagnostic imaging
at the Health Care Corporation of St. John's. While the wait is "less than
ideal," he said patients' conditions are being investigated and followed by
other medical means, and that anyone needing an emergency scan gets one.

You're telling me there aren't poor people in the US in isolated or slum
areas where they have a hard time getting a scan at their convenience? Get
real.

tell me a 2 1/2 year wait if the boy does have cancer won't
effect the outcome of his life, and that if the family HAS the
money, they won't get one privately in Canada or the states.

snip...

Yes, rich people everywhere can find ways to get things that other people
can't. Canada does not have a ban on rich people.