Almost everyone in their late 20s and 30s is having a quarter-life crisis because the previous generation wrecked the economy, priced us out of adulthood, and now treats us like failures for not owning a house or car that once cost a few years’ wages, not a lifetime of debt.
Access to healthcare without sending the patient into bankruptcy is a human right. Also, if a doctor says a patient needs something, it should be covered. Period.
Almost everyone in their late 20s and 30s is having a quarter-life crisis because the previous generation wrecked the economy, priced us out of adulthood, and now treats us like failures for not owning a house or car that once cost a few years’ wages, not a lifetime of debt.
I finally understand why older people grocery shop at 7am. It’s not too hot, the stores are just opening, the service is usually a 9/10, it’s peaceful as hell, and there’s barely anyone in the store.
Access to healthcare without sending the patient into bankruptcy is a human right. Also, if a doctor says a patient needs something, it should be covered. Period.