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Today in Sudbury, someone will choose between buying groceries and buying the medication prescribed by their doctor. Our neighbour, friend, or maybe even family member, will simply not have enough money to pay the pharmacy.
A hard enough decision if the prescription was for themselves, knowing that the medication could bring relief, better mobility, easier breathing,
reduced risk of complications – how much harder would it be if the prescription is for a spouse, or a sibling, or a child?
It’s simply an immoral choice our far-from-universal health care system presents to so many in our community and across the country. It’s an immoral choice left to Canadians by this Liberal government. They have the evidence, they understand the problem, they pretend to support a solution, and yet they fail to act.
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