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2012-05-08, I agree that profit shluod be taken out of health care in order for it to work for those who really need it.I also think that Universal Health Care is not necessarily the answer either. Mary, I am not sure where the closest hospital is to you, but I have very vivid and horrific memories of my Nonno Florindo in the hospital when he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. The conditions at the hospital in Teramo were (and still are) awful.My most vivid memory is of my Nonno in a room with 11 other people some of whom were a lot of pain moaning and crying out. When we got there the IV had come out of his arm and there was a pool of blood on the floor where he was essentially bleeding out. There was no nurse in sight. Who knows how long he had been that way. My nonna and my mom had to take turns feeding him and bathing him because the nurses could not be bothered. It gave me nightmares especially since I was a candystriper at the time and volunteered every weekend at my local hospital. I could not get over the difference in treatment.Also, I know for a fact that if you need an MRI or a CAT Scan in Teramo you may not be able to get one for a while depending upon the availability of the machines which several hospitals share among themselves.Now I know that this is not true of all hospitals in Italy but I am just saying that both systems have flaws.I just find it incredibly frustrating that with all the amazing things we have in this country no one can come up with a compromise between private and universal health care if we can transplant human organs and clone sheep we really shluod be able to come up with a better system which ensures that the people get the services that they need without the fear of going bankrupt.Mary Reply:September 23rd, 2009 at 10:25 amStrange Paola, I've been in the hospital at Teramo and a family member was treated there and the conditions weren't anything like that. Maybe it was the department.There are wait times for tests and other problems with the health care system, but at least everyone can get health care. What I can't believe is that a country like the US, with all of its advantages, does not care enough for its people to make sure that everyone has health care without the fear of financial ruin.It's so refreshing to take my child to the doctor and not have to worry about the bill or not have the doctor hurrying us out because he has a quota of how many patients he has to see in an hour. Reply:September 23rd, 2009 at 5:28 pmMary, I agree with you. In a country as rich and powerful as the US it is a national disgrace that we have working people without health insurance, small employers that can't afford to offer health insurance, and insurance companies denying coverage because of pre existing conditions.Mary Reply:September 24th, 2009 at 10:21 amNow, if we could just get everyone else to agree .

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