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Why test for neuropathy if there is no cure?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Apr 4, 2021 | Replies (87)

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Hi @steeldovel, you had better come live here in Ausralia. I have ou Medicare Policy, Medibank with extras. 3 years ago I had a massive surgery on my hip and pelvis and hospital in a private hospital with a private room of my choice, with a specialist surgeon of my choice. The food is prepared by qualified chefs, who cater for any diet including religious diets, including a glass of wine , if approved by my doctor, which he did. The food caters for any type diet or religious belief. I pay $229 per month for this policy .The hospital stay of 6 weeks was $46,000. With my policy I paid $500.00. Every Australian is covered by basic by medibank cover, without cost if you are aged. However you have no choice of , timing of operation, hospital or surgeon .Most public hospital have long waiing lists. Many people suggest I am mad paying my high premium , with reseach a d planning I discovered I was spending over $160.00 on coffee, snacks and all types of this and thats. So it is my choice. How does that compare with USA setup?

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@user_che214927 Wow! My monthly payment for my Medicare and Medicare Supplement ("Medigap") is about US$250 which would be about $343 Australia. But I'm such a gypsy (Lived 10 years on Caribbean islands) I'd love to move to Australia!

Hi Barry, thx for sharing your pic! You always make me smile.

In our hospitals the food is NOT whole snd nutritious which is paramount to healing!

I do get a private room I think bc I am on two immunosuppressant meds.

Hope you have some relief today and that you know how much we care about you!

Many blessings, Sunnyflower 😊🙏