When the government decides who gets health care, people die:
A 23-year-old died of cervical cancer because doctors said she was too young for a smear test, her devastated family have claimed. Mercedes Curnow, from Cornwall, first went to her GP at 20 years old but her mother says her symptoms were ‘ignored’ because of her age. . .
Government legislation was changed in 2003 to mean regular smear tests are only given to women aged over 25, where previously all women over 20 were given the tests.
Whatever you do, don’t call our new health care rationing board a “death panel”, that would alarmist. . .
(Via Instapundit.)
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