Скачать или смотреть I Used to Mock 'Socialist' Healthcare. Then My Daughter Needed Surgery. I Was Wrong

I spent ten years mocking “socialist” healthcare.

I shared the memes.
I repeated the talking points.
I genuinely believed America had the best healthcare system in the world.

Then my six-year-old daughter collapsed on a soccer field.

What happened next shattered everything I thought I knew about healthcare, freedom, personal responsibility, and “doing everything right.”

This is not a political rant.
I’m not trying to convert you, shame you, or tell you how to vote.

This is the real story of what happens when theory collides with reality — when insurance fine print meets a terrified parent, when ideology meets a hospital billing department, and when a medical emergency exposes how the system actually works for normal people.

You’ll hear:

What my daughter’s emergency brain surgery actually cost

How “good insurance” still left us with life-changing debt

Why out-of-network bills exist even when you have no choice

The moment a conversation with a Canadian business owner broke my worldview

The real data on healthcare costs, outcomes, wait times, and medical bankruptcy

Why I was wrong — not because I was evil or stupid, but because I was lucky

If you’ve ever said:

“People should’ve planned better”

“Free healthcare means long wait times”

“America has the best system in the world”

“That won’t happen to me”

…this video might make you uncomfortable.

And if you’ve been through a medical crisis, you might finally feel seen.

I read every comment.
Whether you agree, disagree, or think I’m completely wrong — tell your story below.
Real experiences matter more than talking points.

Thanks for watching.

#HealthcareCrisis
#AmericanHealthcare
#UniversalHealthcare
#MedicalDebt
#HealthInsurance
#HealthcareReform
#MedicalBankruptcy
#HealthcareCosts
#USHealthcare
#CanadianHealthcare
#HealthcareComparison
#HealthcareSystem
#HealthcareStory
#BrainSurgery
#InsuranceDenial
#NoSurprisesAct
#HealthcareFacts
#HealthcareDebate
#PersonalStory
#PoliticalChange