The Forbes article sheds light on the escalating costs for the unvaccinated as COVID-19 hospitalizations surge, with most insurers passing on these expenses to patients. It's a concerning development that underscores the broader impact of vaccination choices not only on public health but also on individuals' financial well-being.

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The interconnected nature of health, both physical and mental, underscores the need for comprehensive support systems. Let's continue to engage in informed discussions and encourage measures that prioritize the well-being of individuals and the broader community.

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Well that's the US for you, richest country in the world and the only one without some form of national health system.
A country that cares about its own citizens so much they can fuck off and die if they cannot afford the price of an antibiotic, insulin or treatment for a gun shot wound.

And yet still does not realise it's "Great" health care system is the laughing stock of the world, especially when Billie Bob and Bubba Joe can be persuaded to turn out and protest against their own best interests, while hacking up bile because of the cough they have had for twenty years and cannot afford to get fixed.

I rarely agree with insurance companies, but in this case I do. I think there should be a waiver for those who cannot be vaccinated, but the rest of the unvaccinated can get screwed with medical bills. It will be a mighty expensive lesson for them.