Pumpkin :
Listen, I’m a largely A-political person. I tend to vote based on specific platforms. I would definitely say I lean more left because I am a feminist and I am the mother of LGBT child. That being said, this is true. I live in New Brunswick and I lived in Toronto most of my life, but my husband was in the army and we were stationed here. I got incredible medical care in Toronto. I had the best doctor I loved it, but I’m telling you there is nothing here. My husband was injured two years ago in the army and he had a broken leg and the surgeon instead of operating on him decided not to, even though he was told by the Army Doctors that he should, and he denied the severity of my husband’s injury and now my husband has no leg after two years of horrible, horrible pain and a vascular necrosis he has lost his leg. Because of a simple break. The only reason he got to see a doctor at that point either was because he was in the military, and the military has their own Doctors. We went to the hospital while his first surgery was actively infected and could’ve caused death to him, and they would not see us because they said that we could see the surgeon in two days,he almost died. My family does not have a doctor. We cannot get a doctor. We have been on the list for years. Getting tests is almost impossible. I think that we need to start looking at the rural lives of people. Yes it’s great in cities but not even here in New Brunswick Is it ok in cities. In Moncton, We just went to the hospital because there was a possible rabies incident and they would not see us. They said it was probably not rabies, there was only one doctor on the staff in the ER and they just wouldn’t see us. We waited for about three hours and they told us that we were not going to be seen anytime soon in like days. I understand that this is a talking point and that you love your country and that is great, but rural lives are being affected so badly by the lack of healthcare in this country. ❤️❤️❤️
2026-11-10 17:29:14