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Broke arm?
« on: October 09, 2009, 01:19:31 PM »
Obama wants to model our healthcare after the one  in Britain? Puhleeeeeeeeeze!
So you're in England and you havea broken arm  ? Look below what "free" gets you!


Torron Eeles is a plumber in England who fell down some stairs in December  and broke his left arm.



Well, that nifty free health care in England should take care of it. This  happened in December. Was the arm repaired in…

A. One day.
B. One week.
C. One month.
D.  One year.



The answer is D, maybe. It has been 10 months. The arm still has not been  repaired.



The London Daily Mail reported:

Mr Eeles claims his first two operations at the  Queen Elizabeth II hospital in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, were canceled  due to a lack of beds and operating time respectively.

His third operation in February was postponed  after he was found to have high blood pressure, while the fourth, scheduled for  May, was abandoned because of concerns about his smoking.

So, 10 months later, Eeles left arm still dangles  uselessly at his side. No one wants a one-armed plumber. So at 50, he is out of  work and he could lose his home.



That last item actually makes medical sense. Smoking complicates anesthesia.  



Disability?



“Mr. Eeles, from Welham Green, Hertfordshire, applied for employment and  support allowance but a doctor ruled he is ineligible for both because he can  turn on a tap,” the London Daily Mail also reported.