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that's five times the yearly maximum cost for healthcare here
Can I move in with you?
depends, are you okay with waiting seven months for actual help?
i got a herniated disc a few years ago and while i did get something for the pain after a few weeks, by the time i got booked for an mri it had healed on its own.
NHS?
A single trip to the psych office has a $200 co-pay per visit where I am, and that's with insurance.
Even the people in the US who recognize their issues and want help for them are priced out.
i paid 150kr per visit (≈11€) and i when i hit 1200 they sent me a card i can show instead of paying, valid for however many months are left until it's been a year since the first visit.