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Idyllic · 03-18-2010, 12:50 PM

If "ObamaCare" and its' system of hospitals and doctors, appointment making and force of vaccinations is anything like military health care, military health care being run be the government, so I would think they will be close, it isn't going to be at all what people think it will be.

The doctors will have more authority than before and if you don't follow their guidelines, well, in the military, it can look really bad not to conscientiously have your children vaccinated, regularly, they call you if you don't, and as for the lucid being proven insane and locking you up, I can see state run patty wagons on their way already.

When you do come in they question you about every decision you make, there is absolutely no continuity of care, and a lot of the doctors are outdated, don't read up on the new med stuff, because they all get paid the same, and very few of them will even remember who you are, just another body walking through the door.

Even the military has heard enough from it's own and allowed some of use to pick up Johns Hopkins, if we want.

Don't ever expect to get a same day appointment, unless you are active duty, or important to the government system itself. If you are truly lucky you will come across that one or two special doctors who are merely active to get their degree and then get out as soon as they can, into the real health care system, which I guess will only be available to the ultra rich after this.

Kids can get almost all free health care through their local health clinics, there is in place ways for people to get help that need it now, if they want it, it's already government run, and surprisingly most people don't like that now, I don't see how they will like it more when it is all government run.

If this happens, the gap between the rich and the poor will escalate. The sick will become sicker, the youth will stand a chance, but as a parents you better follow through because they will be tracking you. Our kids will grow up with a complete medical history available to anyone as they walk through that doctors door, and swipe their special personalized number, only the wealthy will be able to seek treatment without repercussions of any sort.

Doctors will be overwhelmed, under-payed and undereducated, just to get them out their working, older doctors will be kept on just to make you suffer with their out of date diagnoses, and if you think these health care people are going to go out of their way to be personal to the multitude of clients they will be inundated with, think again.

I agree their should be some plan in place that protects children and people under the age of 18 and over the age of 65, but other than that, your on your own. And yes, they will make decisions as to who is worth "fixing" and who isn't, if the American people are footing the bill and the government is in control of the money, you better hope your young when that hip goes out.

I love the military, blessed to be a part of it, blessed to have what they offered, can't wait to find a practitioner that I can pick for myself with trust in the doctor, not just because he/she is who is available, and who I get.

I remember somebody mentioning something about health care in Canada and how you are not given a choice as to which type of doctor you want to see, you will have to conform to get the help you need/want, or you will not get help at all.

Raise taxes, but fewer people will get the help that is already available to them now, they will just have to pay for it regardless, ask most affluent Canadians where they go when they really need expertise in medical treatment, it's typically not local, no offense.

I hope I'm wrong, but it all smells like anesthesia to me. Their is so much more as to what government funded health care is like, to the things they say to you and the way you are treated, like animals in a zoo, your just another body and unless your really physically broken and young, your just not a priority for care.

03-18-2010, 12:50 PM	#12 (permalink)
Idyllic Psycho Location: My House	If "ObamaCare" and its' system of hospitals and doctors, appointment making and force of vaccinations is anything like military health care, military health care being run be the government, so I would think they will be close, it isn't going to be at all what people think it will be. The doctors will have more authority than before and if you don't follow their guidelines, well, in the military, it can look really bad not to conscientiously have your children vaccinated, regularly, they call you if you don't, and as for the lucid being proven insane and locking you up, I can see state run patty wagons on their way already. When you do come in they question you about every decision you make, there is absolutely no continuity of care, and a lot of the doctors are outdated, don't read up on the new med stuff, because they all get paid the same, and very few of them will even remember who you are, just another body walking through the door. Even the military has heard enough from it's own and allowed some of use to pick up Johns Hopkins, if we want. Don't ever expect to get a same day appointment, unless you are active duty, or important to the government system itself. If you are truly lucky you will come across that one or two special doctors who are merely active to get their degree and then get out as soon as they can, into the real health care system, which I guess will only be available to the ultra rich after this. Kids can get almost all free health care through their local health clinics, there is in place ways for people to get help that need it now, if they want it, it's already government run, and surprisingly most people don't like that now, I don't see how they will like it more when it is all government run. If this happens, the gap between the rich and the poor will escalate. The sick will become sicker, the youth will stand a chance, but as a parents you better follow through because they will be tracking you. Our kids will grow up with a complete medical history available to anyone as they walk through that doctors door, and swipe their special personalized number, only the wealthy will be able to seek treatment without repercussions of any sort. Doctors will be overwhelmed, under-payed and undereducated, just to get them out their working, older doctors will be kept on just to make you suffer with their out of date diagnoses, and if you think these health care people are going to go out of their way to be personal to the multitude of clients they will be inundated with, think again. I agree their should be some plan in place that protects children and people under the age of 18 and over the age of 65, but other than that, your on your own. And yes, they will make decisions as to who is worth "fixing" and who isn't, if the American people are footing the bill and the government is in control of the money, you better hope your young when that hip goes out. I love the military, blessed to be a part of it, blessed to have what they offered, can't wait to find a practitioner that I can pick for myself with trust in the doctor, not just because he/she is who is available, and who I get. I remember somebody mentioning something about health care in Canada and how you are not given a choice as to which type of doctor you want to see, you will have to conform to get the help you need/want, or you will not get help at all. Raise taxes, but fewer people will get the help that is already available to them now, they will just have to pay for it regardless, ask most affluent Canadians where they go when they really need expertise in medical treatment, it's typically not local, no offense. I hope I'm wrong, but it all smells like anesthesia to me. Their is so much more as to what government funded health care is like, to the things they say to you and the way you are treated, like animals in a zoo, your just another body and unless your really physically broken and young, your just not a priority for care. __________________ you can tell them all you want but it won't matter until they think it does p.s. I contradict my contradictions, with or without intention, sometimes.