The REAL cost of a helicopter ride to the hospital

[@ajwaalia2248]

Every one sub to her she so helpful 😊

[@FootDocDana]

I love my subscribers!🎉

[@ajwaalia2248]

Thank you so much you are ESO helpful

[@NeutralAdviceCupcake_Official]

​@@FootDocDana You're harrassing me. Please do not harrass me.

[@WouldbeSage]

​@@NeutralAdviceCupcake_Officialbuzz off.

[@emporertheplusle8329]

​@@NeutralAdviceCupcake_Officialhuhhhh

[@Asher-mw3zo]

This is just cruel. Why should they charge for an emergency service that if did not exist the person’s life would be threatened?

[@aquarian3046]

It's perfectly understandable. Maybe work on your comprehension skills ​@OMK-_-96 6

[@TheAlexaLee]

​@@ProZombieVeteran they are. Learn to read

[@IngozxUSA]

@@ProZombieVeteranit is good English just maybe a comma would help

[@TheAlexaLee]

@@ProZombieVeteran Their english is fine your reading and comprehensive skills are the issues here. So I'll reiterate my previous statement. Your comment suggested you had difficulty reading as a child. Maybe this would be the perfect chance to hone your reading abilities and learn something for future references. Now if you have difficulties grasping anything in my statement that would be 100% indicative of you having spotty reading abilities. Have a wonderful day and stay blessed.

[@v-alfred]

​@@ProZombieVeteranjust stay being zombie, no need to act like human. Zombie dont talk nor type a word.

[@riotboomer2725]

an 8 hour first class flight is way cheaper than

[@Graine01]

For 69k you could move to spain for 2.5 years at an average income.

[@KyliazRoyale]

I think a private jet is 50k 😂 how ridiculous

[@plaga5809]

Nowhere close. A private jet can be around 2m dollars for the lowest price ​@@KyliazRoyale

[@CorruptedthedragonYT]

@@KyliazRoyaleyou can get one for 40k to

[@KyliazRoyale]

@@CorruptedthedragonYT Even worse. How is it that a private jet can run you 40-50k but a medi-copter is 20-30k more for a mere few minutes LESS THAN AN HR! And they have the gall to send you a bill for it as if you're going to say okay, take it from my AMEX. STOP it already they need to get real.

[@geekygirlgaymesalot736]

If it's that expensive, just let me die

[@M3ssyxl1ght]

No fr

[@backjackwards6024]

Insurance is a scam. This should be illegal

[@Gemna157]

Yea ban helicopters carrying people to safety

[@astrophelX]

@@Gemna157youre being obtuse on purpose, right?

[@Gemna157]

@@astrophelX medical services should be pay in advance cut out this nonsense the lower classes are clogging up the system

[@astrophelX]

@@Gemna157 okay yeah youre literally just a troll and/or def not worth my time lmao thanks for making it THAT obvious that i shouldnt pay you any mind! 🫶

[@Gemna157]

@@astrophelX yea im the troll not the person whining about getting their life saved

[@felsiccanis]

I can't believe how disgustingly predatory this is. What is the alternative? She doesn't go to the hospital? The difference between life and death shouldn't be your wallet

[@sweet_alyss]

EXACTLY

[@TattedIrishxxx]

Vote blue!

[@BLURby84]

Insurance is a scam. It takes money out of the medical industry that it desperately needs and gives it to a middle man. I took a 15 minute helicopter ride in PC beach. $69.00

[@SoggyNugget6447]

That number, really?

[@T1kT0K4Y0U]

😂😂

[@GoombaTheCat]

I agree. The comparison, however, isn't fair. Medevac helicopters are kitted out with 100's of thousands of medical devices and staffed with EMTs. And they can't just make a full day schedule of rides, they're paid to be on call.

[@juanfuerte161]

Exactly why we need national healthcare like every other industrialized country.

[@IngozxUSA]

@@juanfuerte161we don’t because it takes a while for ppl to get treated if we don’t, like racers in Canada come to the US because they are treated much faster than in canada

[@louis6837]

THIS is why it hurts me so much when people from other countries say “Stop being a crybaby it can’t be that expensive the US economy and healthcare can’t be that bad.” I see comments like that from people ALL THE TIME under medical videos like this. It sucks. I’m currently dealing with an issue bc I don’t have health insurance and every time I call DHS to get health insurance I’m just put on hold for like an hour and I can’t wait that long bc I have stuff to do. I might have an intestinal rupture but I can’t afford a doctor’s appointment to get the scans done because it costs several hundred dollars. I can’t keep a job because of my struggles with what I believe to be dyspraxia but I can’t get medication or a diagnosis or anything WITHOUT MONEY. Not to mention I get OFF BRAND bread and meat and cheese to make a sandwich and it costs like $25 AT THE DOLLAR STORE. This is absolutely ridiculous and disgusting.

[@uncleandy7983]

What's more important, staying on that call or the "stuff you have to do"? It sounds like you've already prioritized your health pretty far down the list.

[@sweet_alyss]

​@@uncleandy7983You literally have about as much empathy as a worm

[@sweet_alyss]

It's crazy to think that a country that claims to be so far developed treats it's citizens like shit. I'm so so glad I was born in a European country. Now as an adult I realize how privileged I actually am. I don't understand how people can claim that the US is such a great country when life there seems to be so shitty (no offense, I'm not trying to insult anyone). I live in Germany and I have a few chronic diseases and I complain about having to pay a 5€ fee for everytime I get my medication but honestly, I should be thankful it's only so little. I really hope you get everything under control, I don't think I could deal with all of that AND my mental health problems at the same time. It must be super tough. Healthcare should be free, this is crazy. The other day I saw a post from a girl who had really bad skin problems and she said she can't see a dermatologist because she doesn't have any money. I was so confused for a moment because here you just go you don't have to pay for it. Only if you're an adult (18+) and you pick up your prescribed medication from the pharmacy, then you have to pay a 5€ fee (I hope this is the right word, idk which other word I could use here lol). People under 18 don't have to pay a fee. And the crazy thing is that the "normal" people in your country can't really do anything about the shitty system. It's always the normal people who suffer under a system they didn't even agree to.

[@uncleandy7983]

@@sweet_alyss And you have about as much sense as one.

[@louis6837]

@@uncleandy7983 I’m lucky that I don’t have any kids, but I have a little brother to take care of because my mom gets sick a lot, and since I’m the only one the family trusts around kids that DOESN’T have a job, I’m first in line for babysitter, and we have a LOT of babies in the family. My parents are both disabled vets so that doesn’t help (don’t even get me STARTED on how insulting and shitty veteran assistance is). It’s a moral conflict that shouldn’t have to be an issue for ANYONE. I can’t imagine what PARENTS go through.

[@ThatLuxler]

That’s scary! I’m glad that I live in Europe..

[@sweet_alyss]

Fr

[@raidengodofthunder6177]

And people wonder why others don't go to the hospital or doctor visits it's bullshit.

[@jclol9074]

I know that money is not worth more than our lives, but this is too much. Money will be the end of me instead of the accident.

[@murdoc296]

Out of pocket medical expenses are capped at around 300$ a year in Norway, anything medically needed including non-elective surgery is free after paying that deductible for the year.

[@Citizen-Nurseman]

In the UK we have some excellent HEMS teams, I used to work in a trauma center and you'd see them relatively regularly. They would be called for a very specific set of circumstances, and it costs tens of thousands of pounds to launch the helo; and depending on the LZ a load more money to maintain the helo (e.g. if landing in a unprepared LZ there's all sorts of debris that can get into the helo) However where I used to live in Lincolnshire, a rural area, the Lincolnshire air ambulance was actually needing funding from charitable donations; which was a huge problem since the response time for any ambulance in Lincolnshire was far above the national average since its rural, bad roads (some road locations literally dating back to Roman days). The Royal Air Force Sometimes helped out I heard, but I never saw it personally. But aside from consistency of service nationally, if you tick the boxes for immediate rapid response you get a helicopter in the UK. Our Paramedics are insanely good, despite being incredibly underpaid, understaffed and overworked. Being free at point of care is such an important thing that most Brits don't appreciate since it's been 'normal' for so long. Although our system is currently on course to collapse for alot of reasons.

[@SuperfanGirl86]

We are one of the few if not the only "1st" world country without free or low cost insurance. Even with the insurance its months for visits unless vital or a specialist

[@mercedesgomez8258]

We need health care for all Just like most advanced countries Even Rwanda has universal healthcare That’s ridiculous after what happened in that country 30 years ago

[@sliphere011]

We pay for other countries militaries and weapons. If we stopped doing that all that "free Healthcare" would go awaym

[@sweet_alyss]

​@@sliphere011Average American thinking they're the savior of the whole world:

[@sliphere011]

@@sweet_alyss we are not. Just explaining why other countries have the spare money for social programs. Edit. I personally think America should stop funding other countries. Figure things out for yourself.

[@soccerdd2650]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@sliphere011the reason America helps other countries is to prevent international conflict and terrorism, and it’s a long term investment for trade partners. When people are poor and desperate, they turn to fascist leaders and go after weaker groups, like Germany in WW2. If the US and other countries didn’t help Ukraine and they were taken over by Russia, then Russia wouldn’t stop there, they would go after more countries. That’s why it’s so important to stop Russia now, even if it’s costly. Also, if the US helps another country, they will likely view the US more positively and make trade agreements that benefit the US. And believe me, there is money to cut from the military for healthcare and that it should be cut.

[@Kokichi-Ouma-uprising]

My grandma had to go fly on a helicopter and the fee was 79,000 dollars 💀💀💀

[@Dr.Stilinsk_scp]

I feel bad for Americans their health care is so ass, meanwhile I feel spoiled in a way because over here where I’m from we get it for free. It’s just evil and I’m so sorry for anyone that had to pay ridiculous amounts like that.

[@Nuggetworld9204]

And this is why free healthcare (like in Britain) is great. Was at my school few months ago and during lunch, a boy (year 9) done his foot in playing football. Took around an hour for a helicopter to get there. Probably no fees.

[@AriannaArdent-rs1di]

Hospitals in Britain are nothing like the U.S. though in terms of wait times, quality of medical equipment and doctor though… we get what we pay for

[@sammyj7235]

Worked in an ER we had a17 year old girl who had a saddle PE very unusual for someone so young but she had multiple surgeries and other health issues. She had to be flown to children’s hospital the next town over. Her family’s bill was 40,000 for a life saving flight. It was ridiculous

[@Annie_Annie__]

I’m in the hospital recovering from surgery from cancer My nurse said she got a special insurance to cover cancer care because the health insurance she has doesn’t cover much with regards to cancer. The insurance she gets _through her employer where she works treating patients with cancer_ ! And since they found my cancer just by happenstance while looking for something else (thank goodness! I’m gonna send those CT and MRI techs some flowers!), I now can’t get that cancer insurance, so who knows how much this will cost us.

[@mimsydreams]

As I always say, we're all one major medical diagnosis or emergency away from severe debt and houselessness. And we all, painfully, learned that health insurance through your job means NOTHING if you lose your job from being too ill or injured to work. We watched this play out for millions in the USA at the height of COVID19. We're all teetering on the edge of ruin, and people say, "It's always been that way," and won't change things. Sad. Sadder when it happens to you and your family.

[@Metodisten]

Glad I live in Sweden. You can even, in an extreme case, if need ECMO be picked up in an special ambulance, transported to the nearest airport. Ambulance loaded in to one of Swedish air forces c-130 Hercules to be transported to a ECMO Hospital. All paid by tax payers. That was a extreme example but can happens. But all ambulance transportations are included in the health care system. Hope they will change the American health system in a near future

[@sweet_alyss]

You don't have to pay a fee? In Germany you have to pay a fee, at least I had to when I needed an ambulance. It was 10€ I think. It's called "Eigenbeteiligung", would translate it to something like "own contribution". You have to pay it for the hospital too, it's not much, it's like 10€ per day but I think it's already too much, especially when you don't have much money. But I always remember it could be worse. I could live in the US...

[@Metodisten]

@@sweet_alyss We do not pay the fee for the ambulance transport, no matter if it is road or air. But we do pay for nurse, doctors or other medical appointments. But a maximum of about $150 for doctors appointments and $300 for medication in a calendar year. If you are in the hospital more than a day you pay about $15 a day for the bed and food. Medication during the stay are included. The region where I live have started to take small fee for ambulance services. Like $15 if they come out and you only need help on site and not need to go to hospital. It’s like a any nurse appointment. But if they take you to the hospital they talk about it be included in the ER fee that is about $35. All medication, x-rays and other thing is included in price. If you are referred to an other hospital it is also included in those $35

[@Death173]

Now I know how John Wick gets the weapons hidden in his house..

[@Adam_AZ1976]

‘ Ridiculous

[@joanietheory]

Real

[@MillieMouse13]

Fr fr

[@joshfriesen9401]

In Canada an ambulance ride (air or ground) costs little to nothing. It may be a couple hundred dollars but it’s nothing compared to in the USA. Longer wait times are a simple tradeoff for not going bankrupt if you need medical care.

[@sweet_alyss]

A COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS? In Germany you pay a maximum of 10€😭 idk maybe I'm just poor but "a couple hundred dollars" doesn't sound like "little to nothing" to me. I mean probably compared to the US but not compared to European countries.

[@smps_enthusiast5391]

This is insane. In Austria, getting airlifted is not covered by basic health insurance in some circumstances, for example when you have an accident in the alps and they retrieve you from a mountain. But the cost is maybe 3000-6000 Euros in those cases.

[@Sloth-j2l]

My great uncle had to get a helicopter to a hospital when he was ill. Luckily he lived in the UK (like the rest of my family) and it only cost about £6,000. However he had no money and my grandma had tobpay it all for him.

[@CinnamonnnCattt]

Sometimes I’m grateful that I live in the UK

[@katc1949]

I’ve worked in health insurance for 10 years and I’ve never seen a plan that didn’t cover air ambulance. It used to be because air ambulances were never contracted with insurance that they would balance bill a ridiculous amount, but now that it’s part of the No surprise billing act, that’s fixed that.

[@ElliottRodgers]

So glad live in UK and we have NHS! Average cost of UK Air Ambulance trip in UK? (to NHS/AA Charity) ~£4,500. $69,000 = £52,300

[@AriannaArdent-rs1di]

My husband hit his head when he was riding his dirt bike out in the desert. A helicopter came but he refused to get inside of it. His dad rushed him to the hospital instead- he is fine now, and not 68 thousand in debt.

[@Xx3v13xX]

america calls itself a developed country .. LIKELY hell in england ( where i am ) everything to medical care to primary schools are free ??? and ik a bunch of ppl from america ( due to my school being one of the best in england 😭🙏 ) and they always say it’s bad

[@meganrasey4377]

Yes! My Dad had to be air lifted. 25k!! He called and made a payment plan with them for $25 a month. They accepted that plan. It took a few years to pay off with sporadic larger payments when he had it to spare. Whew!!

[@Aziza-jf1fc]

My mom had an accident on a small island where she had to be airlifted to a hospital about 40 minutes away, my dad managed to get signed up for the emergency helicopter’s insurance MINUTES before she was airlifted, I can only imagine how much he saved. 😭

[@anonthebeta1230]

this is so bizarre! we need to fix this!

[@kushdixit7003]

Ma'am i had a question : What's the treatment for severe skin problem/allergies , like acne , which is not only on your face but has been spread accross all over your body , like i am taking medicine namely "Bilast" 40mg yet there is not much effect , is there a surgery i need to go through?? Btw love your videos , you inspire people 😊

[@lefase4608]

Just as a heads up, she won't answer personal medical questions to anyone but her patients. Any respectable doctor wouldn't. Because she hasn't seen you, doesn't know your history, and is missing a lot of other information that is needed to actually answer your question and is obtained through an intake appointment. Also, she's a podiatrist. Not a dermatologist. If you don't like the one you currently have, try to find another one.

[@alex.projects1400]

My Dad told me once, if you have an accident in Germany and a military rescue helicopters is available, take that cause its for free to prevent the 400€ ambulance costs. (He was a Mil.🚁 pilot)

[@Msaltoft]

Happy to be Danish. All doctors are free 🇩🇰🇩🇰

[@m.i.n.a]

Thats so crazy .. Here in Germany you have to pay just 10€ for an emergency car transport and for helicopter too. The health insurence pay everything else and if you have no insurence in Germany, you must pay a big fine und take an insurence. Health insurence is a requirement in Germany... And I thank God for this.

[@galaxyvulture6649]

Nah for that price they might as well lift me to the upper room.

[@thedeviouspanda]

She looks pretty good for someone who needed to be life flighted. Like this happened 10 years ago or something. Edit: I just looked it up. She was delivering packages with her bf and got up to do stuff in the back while the van was moving and then fell out of the open door while the van was still moving. Unsafe driving practices. Also her only injuries were 2nd degree burns, which certainly are painful, but are not immediately life threatening and a normal ambulance would have sufficed. I'm wondering who felt the med evac was necessary for some road rash. All I can say is drive defensively. And live where an ambulance can get you there just fine. People don't get airlifted in the suburbs or the city.

[@EggY0lkzzz]

This is why I love England

[@Splash1625]

Us British people are so lucky to have the nhs as say I had a car accident in England it would be free as the doctors and nurses get paid from the taxes ❤

[@WouldbeSage]

A long time from now, we'll look back in shock at how barbaric it was to treat Healthcare like a luxury rather than a right.

[@Dascia2]

EMT here, I barely get any perks. One perk is reduced helicopter costs, and free ambulance transportation as long as I'm in range of my own ambulance club.

[@LisaLynnTx]

Where I live you can pay $150 a year and get a sticker to put on the front door. It covers everyone that lives in the home if they have to be helicopter lifted 100 percent

[@norastonedragon2673]

i would be pressing that “get help” button for therapy if i could even afford it after that 😭

[@ChiliCat..]

Corporate greed is out of control.

[@perrylc8812]

Add up the cost of the helicopter, the maintenance of it, cost of the fuel, cost its own insurance, cost of the flight crew, the medical crew, medical equipment, medical supplies, and don’t forget the crews are on duty 24/7/365, plus add in a few extra thousand dollars for things not listed above. Now is it still an unreasonable price?

[@thedeviouspanda]

I think most people in the comments would say yes. Pay for it with our taxes. Stop putting so much into the military.

[@batsaremeowing..]

always shocks me on how expensive hospital bills like dont even bother saving it if ur gonna make me pay it away

[@Pink-strawberry12]

This is why im so glad i live in a country were health care is free

[@Can_non69]

Canada has free healthcare, but ambulance 🚑 rides cost hella $$$

[@Volgotha]

Dude an ambulance ride here costs like 169$ that's not at all comparable what?

[@bluewrites2278]

That really depends on the province that you live in. And most basic insurance plans cover ambulance rides.

[@sweet_alyss]

An ambulance ride in Germany costs you like 5-10€ ☠️

[@cazstreet5893]

Absolutely insane! It would have been cheaper to take a plane ride to another country and go to their hospitals for the same or better care...

[@Ndrangheta.M5]

America, come on, that's just cruel

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

Do you know how many people in the UK went bankrupt this year because of medical debt? ZERO How about 2023? Zero We have air ambulances, they’re all free, the NHS isn’t perfect but no one is laid in bed in hospital wondering how they’re going to pay for their treatment. Our hospitals don’t look like fancy hotels, sometimes you’re in a single room, others 2 or more patients, keep costs low by concentrating on the point that matters, that’s treating patients. The bill that lady got is absolutely disgusting!

[@vickifair7931]

What insurance companies cover separate emergency helicopter insurance? If you have auto insurance and health insurance, wouldn't both kick in for it? Now Im gonna do my homework on this and shop around for me and my family to get this insurance for just in case. Ya, that's just carzy a person needs to do that. Thanks for the heads up.

[@mojangomangoes]

So glad the uk healtcare is free

[@sosigakaweinerman869]

So glad that I live in Germany.

[@sweet_alyss]

Hallo 10€ Krankenhaus am Tag, Wucher!

[@Poptart-l3f]

Thank god that where I live the hospital is free

[@sweet_alyss]

Where are you from?

[@KyliazRoyale]

That's a 4-6 yr student loan A new Honda with upgrades A new base level Tahoe An FT employee's salary And I'm sure some more things above Ridiculous.

[@maddyspinks]

This is absolutely insane to me. I’m Australian and this would be free here.

[@tylerbailey470]

Medical industrial complex at its finest.

[@toddlbearden4989]

Helicopter long distance medical transport costs an average of $40000 - Unlike the more affordable non-emergency medical transport.

[@dimasakbar7668]

tell me that midflight so i can jump please

[@Astriddahusky]

guess the apple don't fall far from the tree 'Cause I've been looking at you so long Now I only see me I wanna throw the apple into the sky Feels like you never understand me So I just wanna drive To the airport, the airport The airport, the airport I guess the apple could turn yellow or green I know there's lots of different nuances To you and to me I wanna grow the apple, keep all the seeds But I can't help but get so angry You don't listen to me To the airport, the airport The airport, the airport The airport, the airport The airport, the airport I'm gonna drive, gonna drive all night I'm gonna drive, gonna drive all night I think the apple's rotten right to the core From all the things passed down From all the apples coming before I split the apple down symmetrical lines And what I find is kinda scary Makes me just wanna drive (Drive, drive, drive, dr-dr-dr-drive, drive, drive) (I'm gonna drive, gonna drive all night) (I'm gonna drive, gonna drive all night) (Drive, drive, drive, dr-dr-dr-drive, drive, drive) I wanna know where you go When you're feeling alone When you're feeling alone, do you I wanna know where you go When you're feeling alone When you're feeling alone, do you (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you, do you, do you) (Do you, do you) 🍎🍏🍎🍏

[@sketchzy]

Could someone please explain to me whats going on, u couldn't see the black text 😊

[@Official-ghostfacegansa]

Thank god for The NHS 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@dulcx_24]

And this is why I live in the UK.

[@Mica-208]

In Türkiye it's for free 🤦🏻‍♀️ I'm turkish but live in europe so I still have to pay if I ever need it. We way for an ambulance here as well🤦🏻‍♀️

[@EditzzDuh]

Thats why you should live in the uk

[@shaggysupermacy4238]

Its free in poland 🤡 man that just cruel

[@jasonU9]

Saved and destroyed at the same time 🚁

[@CorruptedthedragonYT]

I'd rather die

[@ashleedna]

Most insurance doesn't pay for ambulance rides either.

[@WonI127]

My 4 min chopper ride: $65,900. Worth my life, but now my life is working as a slave to pay that small house off.

[@toddlbearden4989]

Let's get started! How much does a life flight cost? The average cost of life flight within the U.S. ranges between $12,000 and $25,000, or more according to NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners). This is based on a 52-mile trip, which is also the average

[@thedeviouspanda]

Well shit how far did Shantay go then?

[@zhenrah]

“For no reason at all I bubbled wrapped my whole house”

[@zoeblueyes]

I’m glad I have insurance but MAN insurance in America is a RACKET

[@mts6107]

When I was a kid I broken my femur and they wanted to helicopter me to the closest children’s hospital. My mama said hell nah put her in the ambulance and drive her and I don’t blame her one bit haha (it was a severe broken leg but not immediately life threatening or anything the drive was 1.5 hours away and they just knocked me out for the ambulance ride.)

[@Golden_hatted_gurl]

Just move to California The health care is free

[@weareprobablyinanarguement]

I’d just walk. If I had broken legs I would crawl

[@digiac4027]

I'd honestly rather refuse service lol. Let me die rather than giving me a debt I will never be able to pay off in a lifetime. Glad I'm European

[@keithmorris4516]

Lord help us 🙏 that's crazy

[@hockeyqueen]

Costs $80 in Canada, and insurance pays for it

[@Andrea_Lyng]

FREE HEATHCARE GANG 🔥->

[@Runitsfourwithawatergun]

Now i want to go to canada

[@SamirGawali-d5y]

Where are you from

[@xlu5kax370]

Thank god I'm Polish

[@selbendersiinge69]

The land of the free 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅 (but not free health care)

[@impishexe]

what's funny is that i've seen tourist helicopter rides that cost less than $100 USD

[@iamtherealElite]

In 2044 AD I will run for president of the United States and I will completely eliminate this cost entirely with universal healthcare. Healthcare is a human right.

[@Nighturz]

Yeah don't pay it. Or send a dollar a month. Either way, i didnt pay mine and it doesnt affect credit.

[@cheese_at_midnight]

Personally I like canada

[@0_Toast]

At this point if the bills that high, dont even take me to the hospital and let me bleed 😭

[@Tylerburnham306]

Paramedics:" Oh don't worry we're gonna make sure you're ok and we're gonna get you to the hospital in no time." After recovery: "so sorry you almost died glad you feel better😊...... here's your bill"

[@sicilybd4797]

At that point, let me die

[@janelleisbored]

At that point. I'd rather die

[@DoublePulse21-gv4ox]

That’s nearly 1mil in my country, 2-3 more hospital visits and she could buy a house here

[@sweet_alyss]

I'm German and I thought the 815 were the cents and I was like "half a cent?!" before I realized ☠️☠️ thank God I live in Europe.

[@ddbb3195]

Insist on a taxi. If you die you die -- better than paying off that huge debt.