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Yes. I've used theoreticals. But this topic isn't a theoretical. Roughly 8 million children are estimated to have benefited from SCHIP.
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Hence you are the king of theoreticals. I rest my case
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No.
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Amen, because my family have not been to hospitals, or doctors. Home births, with midwives, nursed, and fed healthy diets. I know families whose children are healthy then you, and from your photos, you aren't looking all that healthy.
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No. But it's a gamble.
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Really? You have zero personal experiences, and what you know is from statistics. From the looks of you, you don't work hard (laboring), play hard, or exercise hard. Your diet might be all grains, bread, soda, fast food, and who knows what else. Children are doomed to eat the garbage diets of their parents. Even while in the womb, the mother eats God knows what.
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If a child never sees a doctor, many conditions will go undiagnosed and of course the child can have unnecessary suffering or die.
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If a bullfrog had wings, he wouldn't bump his hind end every time he hopped.
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I imagine so, in other countries. However, child morbidity rates are rather high I such countries compared to the Western world.
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Lower than third world? Unicef Starvation Bloated Bellies?
Bro, this country (also this world) was made up of homeschool, homebirth, home raised foods, and home family apprenticeship for vocational training.
We have hospitals that are the size of small towns, and instead of insurance people need to get up and move around. Stop eating garbage, and eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, home cooked meals, not out of a can.
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