It is unfortunate the death of people due to negligence for not arriving in time to attend, when you have a family member with an emergency you have to act fast, you did very well to take him to the medical center. Here in my country health and education are on the floor, as a public administration worker we do not have medical insurance and if we have any emergency, in hospitals there are doctors and you have to pay for everything you need for medicines, ambulance, either, you have to pay to transfer a patient, greetings.
In a society that celebrates its own magnificence and which is full of people who believe everything to be well in hand it's pretty pathetic really. You'd think there's be a huge uproar about it, and there is with those it effects, but it's not loud enough...yet. when it starts happening more and more, which it will, then maybe someone will take notice.
The sad thing is, there's countries that are far worse off than my own...I guess a vision of what's to come for countries on the decline.
I think you could say that almost all countries are worse off than Australia, given how rich in resources the land is and how few people actually live there. Per capita Australians really are some of the richest people in the world.
I agree man, I am thankful every day I was born in Australia...there's a lot wrong but in comparison to other places it's an awesome place to be.
God willing it will get better in your country, in my country the situation is strong, you have to pray to God to stay in good health and go through this kind of situations.
I understand that there's places far worse off that Australia; I really hope there's some positive change there, and here, but I am not optimistic.
God willing it will get better in your country, in my country the situation is strong, you have to pray to God to stay in good health and go through this kind of situations.