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I saw Michael Moore's "SiCKO" today. There's not much to say really. That film brought me to tears. A sort of honest and powerful emotion. If I was just taken for a propaganda ride I probably don't want to be "right".
I also want to let it be known the spirit in which I feel about the state of health care in the USA. It's only with the best of hopes and intentions that I implore the Americans I know to look into how it works in their home town. And if it's not working to do whatever they can to make a difference. Ultimately to move towards universal health care for all.
My Mom has been a nurse in the ER and ICU in both Toronto and Hamilton for decades before she landed her current desk job as a result of chronic illness. She has always been clear my whole life with me how she feels about her profession. Very much indoctrinating me into this terrible socialist falsehood. So much that I can recite it from memory:
I also want to let it be known the spirit in which I feel about the state of health care in the USA. It's only with the best of hopes and intentions that I implore the Americans I know to look into how it works in their home town. And if it's not working to do whatever they can to make a difference. Ultimately to move towards universal health care for all.
My Mom has been a nurse in the ER and ICU in both Toronto and Hamilton for decades before she landed her current desk job as a result of chronic illness. She has always been clear my whole life with me how she feels about her profession. Very much indoctrinating me into this terrible socialist falsehood. So much that I can recite it from memory:
In health care there should only ever be one focus: care.It's as simple as that. Take care of each other.
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