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It costs me nothing to see a Dr., I'm covered under my
wife's insurance. Most responsible people that work have insurance. Scotty "ladysailor" wrote in message groups.com... We are back in Oregon as of yesterday but before flying north we went to see a doctor in Suva, Fiji for a complete physical. The cost, including a two day stay in waterfront hotel, was less than $500 US. If we were here for that same procedure it would have cost us... aaahhhh... one-hell-of-a-lot-more! The last time I saw a doctor in the U.S. (2003) I think I spent $45 just to walk in the door and then I had to wait for an hour just to say hello. After that, the money machine was ringing up for every question I asked. Blood tests were unaffordable without insurance and even then it was a push. With all that said, I must confess that we have spent a considerable amount of money to get to Fiji. New main sail, auto pilot, packing gland, drive shaft, exhaust riser and all the other crap that blows out on a long run in the Pacific. Still, it was a good experience to meet Dr. Ali in Suva who became our friend the minute we walked in the door. We look forward to seeing him again in April. Fair winds, Barb |
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