That was true in the Soviet Union, too. Patients were expected to wash their own bedding in the bucket of dirty water left st the foot of their beds. Doctors made house calls, but they re-used equipment like catheters and syringes. There was a huge black market in medical supplies, because people would do whatever they could to avoid Soviet hospitals.
There was a huge black market in medical supplies, because people would do whatever they could to avoid Soviet hospitals.
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But they had universal healthcare, the holy grail of crooked Democrats.
Also, they had no aspirin or acetominiprin
We sent a man to Russia after it opened up. Before the second trip, we bought large containers of Tylenol and split them into baggied of ten tablets. The gifts opened doors everywhere.
They also had no panty hose. Panty hose also opened doors