I'm in Ontario, Canada and my gastroenterologist has passed my over to a private clinic where I'll have to pay $295 and hour 😡 I've contacted my MP and will speak to my GP. I am shocked over this.

I also lost my mother one year, suddenly, four weeks before Christmas. She was only 58 and I wanted to cancel Christmas that year. It was very hard. I went to parties, putting on a brave face, while when I wanted to stay home and cry. Hugs.

As a Canadian, I won't set foot in the US, until they get a good, stable moderate president.

When I first applied, it was denied. After a long hard fight, I found my neuphrologist who helped me. I got back to work, only to get sick again after the Covid booster. Then I got a proper diagnosis.

I agree benefits are well below the poverty line. If I was single, I wouldn't be able to make ends meet. When I first got sick years ago, I was denied, then after a long hard fight,I got help and started working again, only to get very sick after the Covid booster ☹️

Mine took a long time, but I was eventually accepted

I'm in Canada and it was a bit easier here, but I still had to jump through a few hoops. My kidney specialist was very helpful and it would have been much harder without him.

😥

Maybe, I should have rephrased it.