Also, see my 84. “Insurance coverage” is not the same as “healthcare,” may that word be chiseled from every dictionary. If your flaked-out employer has a policy that excludes blood transfusions, the hospital will give them to you anyway, if necessary to save your life, and then you’ll work out a way to pay.
If your employer’s policy doesn’t cover vaccines, you can go to the county health department, or explain to your doctor and arrange to pay cash.
Where on earth did this idea come from, that you can’t get something unless someone else pays for it?
“Where on earth did this idea come from, that you can’t get something unless someone else pays for it?”
What I want to know is where the idea came from that I am on the other side of this argument.