I agree, we can not predict when we will be ill or any medical conditions. It would be prudent to have healthcare, yet some still choose not to. Others simply cannot afford it, and as another person pointed out, some might not get it because of religious beliefs. Thank you for sharing your opinions.AtienoMagero wrote: ↑17 Jun 2021, 07:02 Healthcare is definitely a necessity. You can never predict illness and any medical condition. From the time we're born til we die, there could be many instances where we might require good healthcare.
Healthcare, a choice or necessity?
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I agree with, it should be a right, and it would take a lot of changes to get to that point. It is a necessity and not something that everyone can afford. I like your ideas on how everyone could make an effort, that's the way the world was designed to be. Everyone helped others with their needs. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.marba wrote: ↑17 Jun 2021, 09:32 More than a choice or a necessity, I think healthcare should be a right, everywhere. Not everybody will be chronically ill in their lifetime. Some will never get more than a scratch, but how could you know before it happens?
If everyone makes an effort, distributing in taxes the cost of health care, anyone will be capable of being cured, if in need. Regardless of whether he/she can economically afford it or not.
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I agree that health is a part of daily living. We do need healthcare and we also need it to be affordable. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work that way. Thanks for sharing your opinions.Jordan Cane wrote: ↑17 Jun 2021, 17:46 Health is a part of daily life and therefore every person will need to seek medical help regarding their health at some point in their life. Therefore, healthcare is an absolute necessity.
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I agree, I believe it is a necessity as well. No matter how healthy you try to be, something will always crop up. I agree it is important to get the help your body needs, but not everyone chooses to, and not everyone can afford insurance. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.joynob24365 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2021, 20:42 I thin it's a necessity. Everyone will need healthcare in their life. Doing healthy activities won't do. It's important to get the help needed for your body with healthcare and insurance.
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I believe you are the first person who says it is a choice. I agree that it is a choice and a necessity, and rather we see it as such, necessity trumps choice. I also agree that we choose to avoid healthcare because of the costs. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.ROSEYANN wrote: ↑17 Jun 2021, 23:43 Healthcare is a choice. We choose to seek healthcare at our leisure or out of necessity. It is a choice that often we wish we could avoid because of the cost. However, it is a choice that. is impacted by how much we know. Navigating the healthcare system can be costly and time-consuming and as with any other commodity the more information we have about healthcare, the better decisions we are able to make.
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I believe it is a necessity and a choice. Some people simply choose not to get healthcare, it doesn't make it the wisest choice, but it is a choice. I agree that we have a lot of health issues because of our lifestyle. I also believe healthcare should be accessible, but also affordable. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.DTamara wrote: ↑18 Jun 2021, 05:16 I agree that it is a necessity. Also, we cannot ignore that a lot of health issues (genetic disorders, cancer, asthma, allergies at a high incidence rate and increasing) are a direct consequence of our lifestyle and man-made disasters, such as chemicals virtually invading our bodies, pollution of the air, water, and soil, and radioactive zones. The list goes on. Thereby, while people are free to make their choice, just like any other infrastructure in place supporting our lifestyle, healthcare should be as accessible.
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I would agree with that. But, there are some who will still choose not to get healthcare for whatever reason. I see it as more necessary than choice, but know people who will not get it unless they have no other choice. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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That's an interesting way to look at it, but you are right. We never know what we are going to be hit with, literally or figuratively. We do all need healthcare, but it's our choice rather we seek it or not. Thank you for sharing your opinions.TheMazeRunner wrote: ↑18 Jun 2021, 08:05 I agree with that statement. Every person is different, and no one knows if you are gonna get hit by a bus one day. I bet no one knows how to treat those wounds. We all need healthcare.
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I believe that healthcare is a necessity, but it is also a choice as to whether we seek it out. I also agree that sickness has no limits and affects everybody at some point in time. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.Jessica Dickens wrote: ↑18 Jun 2021, 09:07 I absolutely agree with the author and healthcare is an absolute necessity for not just older people but to people of every age group, cast or creed. Sickness doesn't discriminate between the rich and the poor, or even the righteous and the sinners everyone falls sick at any point in their lifespan.
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I would agree that it is necessary and it is also a choice. There are some people who will not seek out healthcare. I think it's interesting that you point out that in developed countries our first interaction is with a medical team in a medical facility. I had not thought of it that way. I do know people who are choosing to give birth at home, or with midwives, so in some ways that is changing too. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.Joseph Dunn wrote: ↑18 Jun 2021, 12:35 I agree that medical care in the modern era is a necessity. Whether it's diagnostic, preventative, or maintenance treatments we all benefit from medical technology and care. At the very least, one of the first experiences in life for most individuals (at least in developed countries) involves an interaction with a medical team in a medical facility.
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It seems that there exist, persons, who do not have access to healthcare is it a necessity for them since they are surviving without it? How can we agree that it is a basic need(necessity) when others survive without accessing health care.cd20 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2021, 13:48I agree that healthcare is a necessity, but some people don't. I think it is interesting that you mention some people might not because of their religious beliefs, I am surprised it hasn't come up sooner. It is also interesting how healthcare/insurance is done in different countries. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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