Diabetes Without Insurance: Can We Do Something?
Filed in archive News by Rhys on May 08, 2006

I've been in this exact same situation myself, and know how horrible it can be. I don't think I've ever seen the dilemma described better than in this article:
Nobody ever wants diabetes, and nobody wants to gamble without health insurance. When these two unwanted ills collide, they create a vicious vortex of misery that fosters an embarrassing health disparity in a society "dedicated to the proposition that all people are created equal."
People with diabetes but without insurance get sicker, lose the ability to work, and die younger than their insured counterparts, despite the fact that effective measures are widely available. Premature heart disease, strokes, amputations, blindness
and kidney failure do not have to happen, but they do, every day, right here.This week is 'Cover the Uninsured Week,' a matter which needs everyone's attention. Please read this thought-proving article and consider what you can do to help. Are you or a loved one dealing with diabetes without health insurance? How do you cope?
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