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Pharmacist asks me to sign petition
So I went to have a prescription filled today, and my pharmacist says, "I was wondering if you would be willing to sign a petition. The government is trying to instill new cut backs on the coverage of medications for the elderly, disabled, and those who are on welfare. They also are working to take away the availability of certain drugs that are highly needed and used by thousands of people. I know you're young and this doesn't directly affect you right now, but it will follow down the chain to everyone if we don't stop it now."
He didn't need to say anymore to me as I grabbed the petition and signed. This is apparently being done under the radar, or at least that's what they are trying to do, but Ontario pharmacists have gathered together to try and petition it.
If you can go to a pharmacy and learn a little more about this, and sign the petition, I believe it is a very worthy cause. We will all be old one day, and unfortunately we may need drugs to function properly. If that were the case and we could not afford it, we would suffer, and possibly die in result. This isn't fair for anyone. We are all equal; we all deserve the chance to be healthy. Money shouldn't grant certain people the right to not suffer, opposed to others who don't have the means.
They take away a lot, but our health care is just going too far. Stealing our rights to free eye exams, and many other required health procedures is already too much. I am willing to pay higher taxes if I know that people are being taken care of, and that if something is to happen to me, I do not need to find a bunch of magical money to pay for it. Please help stop this, don't stand on the sidelines and watch things unfold in front of you, when all you need to do is sign a piece of paper that could change lives all over.
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