Idealism is tossing a toll on your mental health

Russia mentioned 🇷🇺

Yes and i would choose to have morals anyway

IDK, really. As I said, I left the country where this psychiatrist lives.

Sorry, I will pursue happiness instead

Haha, not every place is in the US. Hopefully, I won’t face this kind of treatment as I do not live in that shit hole of a country

Like… yeah?

Tried to open to a girlfriend about a sensitive topic - she got the ick.

Tried to make an appointment with a psychiatrist - got a very hateful rejection because of my place of birth.

Damn, even when I try to uplift a friend, I use phrases like ‘you got this before, you’ll get it now’.

I don’t know how to be a man, mentally

That’s the joke…

I believe that’s the joke

So? Why attack those who oligarchy wants you to attack

Yeah, thanks for the explanation. I think I have a better understanding of the US healthcare system.

As for the people, they are just parroting the media, nothing new here.

max out of pocket

That’s what I’ve been missing all this time.

Bottom line is:

If you have income above the poverty line, say $2k/mo, don’t pay the insurance fee for some reason (the income is from something shady like onlyfans or etsy), you don’t have a disability, and you’re younger than 65 - only then you can get million dollars bill.

Otherwise, cancer treatment could cost you up to $15-30k and sometimes even be free.

Found this post as well. ED is not always an option

https://lemmy.world/post/30962921

That’s really sad

Sorry, googled it. The actual fuck

TIL that go fund me is actually charity and not a onlyfans predecessor

But like, after one’s stabilized?

Ok, I get the Black mirror reference, but I wanted serious answers

And after I go bankrupt, my children go broke, could I receive the governmental treatment for remission?

It looks like if a person is above the poverty line and is under 65 they will have to pay like 20% of the medical bill which could be insane, given they have an insurance. Otherwise most first line treatments are covered by Medicare and Medicaid Plan B.

So if a person earns, like not insane $3k/mo, they will most certainly be billed with enormous bills and be refused to be treated again in case of relapse, just because they haven’t paid the previous bill?