Caporegime
She doesn’t look that well in the video. Lost a bit of weight and pale
So err, What’s Happened to the Princess of Wales?
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Soldato
I feel sorry for the woman but her hope for others with the condition falls on deaf ears with me. Perhaps she should take a ticket and get in line with the rest of the populace for cancer related treatments.
It happens, more than people realise. My friend at 19 had it.
Probably be stage 4 in our case
What like all the other rich people in the country do or those with private medical insurance? Get real.
Caporegime
Vaccines! The youngens were not getting the cancers back in my day!
Soldato
With whom? You? OK.
Soldato
Chemo's going to knock her about a lot.
Caporegime
Caporegime
There’s always one
Soldato
I'm not "rich" but having private health care is one of the better investments I've made. The wife has had issues with her back the last few years and getting seen/treated next day (more or less) is worth every penny. Without your health, you have nothing
Caporegime
I wonder if Darkgen would get in line with all the others if he was rich?
I think not.
I think not.
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Soldato
How should I respond? If she is your Princess, good luck with you. Her comment relating to others irked me, not her condition.There’s always one
U ok hun?
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Soldato
Maybe. Heating is off and I'm cold.
Soldato
Wouldn't wish that on anyone, but I'm guessing she'll be in the blue zone?
I really wish that private medical care was banned. If Rishi and the Royals had to use the NHS, I bet it would be better funded and cared for.
I really wish that private medical care was banned. If Rishi and the Royals had to use the NHS, I bet it would be better funded and cared for.
Caporegime
By not saying something utterly ridiculous would be a start
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Soldato
I don't think people are aware of the availability of private insurance. The average NHS doctor, in my experience, seems reluctant to mention it as an option.
So people just hear the subject being bounced around the political arena.
The problem the NHS has is there is no incentive to improve the system. In a private business they have to improve to make money.
We need a private enterprise that the government is the majority share holder in.
So people just hear the subject being bounced around the political arena.
The problem the NHS has is there is no incentive to improve the system. In a private business they have to improve to make money.
We need a private enterprise that the government is the majority share holder in.
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Soldato
That's a tall order even for you!