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Introduction

Have you had a healthcare experience that doesn't fit into these other categories, but which seems important? By telling your story, you will encourage other women to do the same and help create a dialogue on healthcare. You can also click on "Help Write Policy" and write a recommendation about legislation you would like to see passed to change the healthcare system in our country.

Then you'll be able to submit stories and edit the wiki.

For some sample questions to get you started thinking about what you’d like to say, click here.

Stories: Other

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Canada/US Experience

Submitted by SmilingLady on Fri, 08/03/2007 - 01:01. other

Read more »I've lived in Canada and the US, and readily accessed health care in both countries. My primary care in Canada was excellent, and referrals were accomplished in a timely manner. Everything was paid for but prescriptions, and I was able to pursue issues I might not have been able to in the US. At the same time, Toronto was sending women with breast cancer to Buffalo, NY for treatment, and "elective" surgeries can take as long as a year to get scheduled. Many small communities have little by way of medical care.