Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
No we live in Europe now. By the way, as you undoubtedly know time does have a big impact of the survive-ability of cancer. The earlier you diagnose the better your chances. The woman in question did NOT get the test until she felt something to be really wrong. This for no better reason that she couldn't really afford it.does she live here? Likely the woman would die of cancer. not sure how that's on anyone but her lousy luck. My wife's sister died of cancer.Yes, my wife IS American.in the US?REALLY? My brother in law got hit by a car without insurance. This meant that the ER did nothing more then stabilizing his shattered shoulder before they send him on his way. He couldn't afford the reconstructive surgery required and as a result has now less then 50 percent mobility in that arm. The mother of a friend of my wife likely died because she couldn't afford going to the doctor and have the test that would have diagnosed her cancer. That's 2 examples in my wide circle.that's pure bullshit. not in this country. anyone can get access to a doctor. almost anytime.
My mom and dad both died of dementia.
The woman in question made a dumb choice to ignore something she needed to do because it required some effort and research to do it. That's on her, not on the United States. She COULD have gotten screening, but she decided to blow it off.