@theonlycanadianbacon: When people can’t get healthcare… they end up in the emergency room.

ricloveless532 :

you are wrong. I've been in and out of hospital and never waited. our health system is just fine

CMA :

In Canada, do you have to be on that universal Healthcare or can you buy your own extra insurance?

War Chief :

Thanks for this one too! I learned that the reason why traffic has been moving slower anywhere is due to more vehicles on the road. When a car cuts in to a lane, it adds itself to that lanes traffic and slows that lane down even more, not saving any time doing that. This is a principle with transferable qualities to emergency rooms in Canada.

Tina Napier❌ :

Oh....... You're like a ray of sunshine. I was lost for a while and didn't see any of your toks. 🥰🥰 Welcome back to my FYP.... It's good to see you.

E Dub 🇺🇸🎿🥍 :

Catherine :

You’re the best ever!

S Thomas :

Sounds like a vicious cycle, where everyone, providers and users, lose

Craig Johnson :

So many notes... Need to upgrade to a digital notebook.

jb35532 🥓 :

I just finished a 2 month nursing clinical at a hospital in Edmonton and there are people there that have been waiting almost a year for a long term care placement.

Ckentruth :

Good morning Jules!!

Lone_wolf_wood4048 :

When you can’t get in to see the doctor you put off wellness health care until you get bad sick.

🔅❣️🔆 {𝓓𝓪𝓷𝓲}🔆❣️🔅 :

Thank you for doing what you do Jules ❤️

jeepster.1 :

gothalosism :

just came back from canada about 20 mins ago. While i did enjoy visiting, im so glad to be back.

AMD :

The healthcare/ emergency rooms are a disaster!!!

Keith :

Hey, I shared a link to a news room that confirmed what you have been saying. 💪🏼

gythfrt :

The problem isn’t “universal healthcare is bad”. It’s not funding healthcare properly that’s bad. It’s not training enough doctors and nurses that’s bad. Universal healthcare functioned really well in the last century, but austerity politics have caused a horrible erosion. We need to do better but privatization is not a solution in Canada where the healthcare worker shortage is a huge problem.

Sheri :

What we need to do is overhaul insurance- they have too much power, they can deny needed procedures and they make millions while people suffer

Debbiesboycharlie :

That’s such a natural progression, I can’t imagine why any sane person would come to any other conclusion. Thank you for what you do, Jules! 🥰❤️

dwarfracer88🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓 :

Doctors and nurses are smart people. If they don't see any career path forward they will choose to do something else. Healthcare professionals are made, not born. Just like you, healthcare professionals can move to a place where their skills and talents are more appreciated. If an individual looks forward and sees working for a government agency, or government funded industry, won't provide them with a favorable career path, they will become an engineer or entrepreneur et al.

Furyusone :

A Canadian friends older mother went in to the ER for something very treatable, laid on a gurney for days with little attention ending up getting bed sores which then became infected and she ended up not making it out. That’s when I first learned how bad the situation is in Canada.

At🇨🇦 :

annoying

lobo :

I’ve been here since 2001 and I have to argue with democrats/liberals all the time about the cons of socialized government

🇨🇦 banjoman :

The institute that is referenced in the news article is interesting. What I got from it was that if you have a serious issue, you’re usually seen quite quickly. If you’re not there for a serious issue, you’re gonna be waiting. Also did a follow up on their views on vaccines. They seemed to be comfortable with them.

medrake59 :

this is what you get when government thinks they can run things better. government needs to stay out of most things