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From: Julie.More@f223.n163.z1.fidonet.org (Julie More)
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Subject: HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN ONTARIO
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Date: 10 Jan 91 17:52:18 GMT
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Well, I totally disagree with you, but then that's what makes the
basis of a good discussion. <grin>  I think being disabled already
cost enough to the individual without being charged every time he
goes to see a doctor.  Also doctors tend to refer you to other
specialists, so what may start out as one doctor appointment might
end up seeing 4 different specialists.  If you go to a hospital to
emergency or for a doctor's appointment you already have to pay for
parking, and believe me that can add up, especially if your
appointment is at 1:00 o'clock, but as usual the doctor is behind
schedule and you have to wait about 2 hours to be seen.

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