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Mission Hospital to work for a private company because HCA did not treat them well.

What will happen to your loved ones?

Surely, no one deserves to be murdered in cold blood, a lamentably preventable death.

Something is very very wrong here.

I sobbed my eyes out on November 5th because I am scared of what will happen if my brother can't afford his insulin. If my father can't access his cancer medications. What will happen if his insurance company decides to stop covering his treatments when all of the Oncologists have quit working at

when he began to lose his eyesight.

A concerned coworker called me saying:

"I called an ambulance but he declined to go to the hospital."

Luckily, I was there in 10 minutes. He didn't want to get in the ambulance because he couldn't afford it. At age 28 he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.

A disease that would have been easily treatable in its early stage is now a terminal illness in an otherwise healthy and well loved man.

Earlier this year, 2024, my younger brother, age 28, skirting along with an "affordable" policy, was working on a production set for BCBS

Every year at his physical he got all recommended tests, believing they were testing his PSA. No one told him that insurance companies in NC stopped testing for prostate cancer because they believe that too many men are being diagnosed with Prostate Cancer!

The scan revealed a tumor squeezing his cervical spine so tightly the nuerologist was shocked he had not become fully paralyzed. The prognosis? Advanced Stage IV metastatic prostate cancer. A slow growing cancer and one of the only cancers detectable by a simple blood test.

In 2023, my father, age 62, a vigorous man, had been seeking medical care for a pain in his neck. No diagnostic tests were performed—he was told he might have arthritis. Finally, after months, a doctor ordered an X-ray…

In 2011, at the age of 49, my uncle Thomas went to the ER. He knew that something was wrong but the hospital declined to conduct any tests and sent him home. He died of a stroke the next day, at the same hospital.

It’s hard to truly quantify the extent of harm that these corporations are causing the patients they are “caring” for when they deny coverage and intimidate people away from seeking medical care…But I can qualify the damage with personal experiences. I’m sure you can too.