In our new book, Catastrophe, we spell out exactly how the Obama health
care proposals will lead to a Canadian style socialized medicine -- and we
explain the consequences.
* A 16% higher cancer death
rate in Canada
* An eight week wait for radiation
therapy for cancer patients
* 42% of Canadians die of
colon cancer vs. 31% in the US
* Cutbacks in diagnostic
testing
* The best meds for chemo therapy are not
available
* No way out of the system; you can't even
pay for services yourself
Why is health care so bad north of the border?
Because there are too few doctors to treat everybody and cost savings -- which
slice medical incomes -- drive doctors out of the profession. When Obama calls
for a 21% cut in Medicare fees to physicians and a 00 cut in health costs per
capita, that is exactly the kind of downward spiral in medical care quality he
will bring to the United States. By making too few doctors cover too many
patients, he will cut the quality of care to everybody.
As Obama's
proposals make their way through Congress, it is vital that we all get up to
speed on what is happening in Canada, so we can stop it from happening here. It
is through word of mouth that we need to spread the information to undermine
public support for the changes Obama would bring.
What a bunch of B.S. this is. I think it better to get your information from someone who is unbiased. Anybody can say anything they want at any time but unless you check the facts yourself you will never be informed. Talk about scare mongering. WHO IS DICK MORRIS AND WHAT ARE HIS POLITICS?
All I can say is what I've experienced and what I've heard from any friends and family. I couldn't be happier with the quality of the care I receive and I have never heard of anyone that has had any bad experiences with their health care. That goes for wait times as well...I've never had unreasonable wait times for anything.
I know when I read some of the posts here and on other boards about the cost of their health care, I just shake my head and feel thankful that I live here in Canada.