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gcomeau

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5. It meant...

Reply to brush (Reply #3)

Fri Mar 1, 2013, 01:27 AM

Mar 2013

...if you are *already in* the US and have an emergency get treated in the US to take care of the emergency... but then get the hell out when you can for follow-up care.

(I read it the other way at first too)

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Citizens of France are instructed to receive emergency medical services in the USA [View all] Thinkingabout Feb 2013 OP

Yeah, noticeably absent from European street protests are shouts for our healthcare system. JaneyVee Feb 2013 #1

France has the single best system in the world. graham4anything Feb 2013 #2

What's with the headline on this post? brush Mar 2013 #3

Yes, they are instructed to go elsewhere for medical treatment than the USA because Thinkingabout Mar 2013 #4

It meant... gcomeau Mar 2013 #5

I read it the other way at first, as well. It's a poorly worded headline. Electric Monk Mar 2013 #6

^^^+1^^^This^^^ progressoid Mar 2013 #8

Propaganda works. Idiots think medical is great here upi402 Mar 2013 #7

Exactly, then what is the problem? Too many non medical hands in the pie. Thinkingabout Mar 2013 #9

Got a link? GeorgeGist Mar 2013 #10

No link, spoke personally to French citizens, do you think they want Americans to know Thinkingabout Mar 2013 #11