John Q is an excellent film demonstrating the problems facing Americans in health care these days. It’s about father, John Q, whose son has become fatally ill and needs a heart transplant immediately, but the father cannot pay for the surgery because his insurance does not cover it. John takes extreme action and holds a whole emergency room hostage until his son’s name is put on the donor list. In the end John’s son received a heart and John Q was sent to jail for the kidnapping of innocent people.
In Canada, we deliver health care based on need, not as in the United States where health care is measured based on ability to pay. Survey data shows that more than 70 percent of Canadians are confident that they will get the health-care services they need. 81 percent were satisfied with their care. The only way the United States ever will come even close to those numbers is when they realize that millions of pe
In conclusion, every human has the right to live and the right to equal treatment under the law. In this case, not every human gets to live because they did not have as much money as the person sitting right next to them. Every parent should have the right to some benefits and until someone realizes that this chaos will continue.
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