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- If a health system excludes just a single person to make a buck, that system is wrong
- No one battling disease should also have to battle the system
- No one should be forced into an impossible choice about which condition to treat
- The term “pre-existing condition” should be put in a museum
- Canadians are literally dying because they can’t access simple medications
- I don't have enough income, so I have no choice but to cut medication
- In our unstable job market, why still tether drug insurance to 1960's era stable employment?
- Trying to decide which condition to treat each month is like slow motion Russian Roulette
- We are facing a world of looming medical poverty
- I have fallen down a rabbit hole with no way of ever getting out
- I was denied private insurance due to my “new” pre-existing condition
- What’s the point of seeing the doctor if there’s not enough left for any prescriptions?
- I shouldn't be forced to give up my home to get help with an illness
- Type 1 diabetes means no hope of private coverage, how will I cope?
- It is agonizing to consider leaving a country as well-off as Canada to get the care I need
- Co-payments are just a tax on the sick
- I expect my out-of-pocket costs will be about $15,000 every year
- To me, the system in Canada is the sick supporting the healthy
- Jim has fallen though gaps within the gaps
- Employers can fire anyone if someone in their family has high drug costs
- If you ever lose your job we are so screwed!
- It's a Catch-22. Can’t return to work and lose coverage, can’t give up coverage to go back to work