Gunner Leger Podcast

[CrazyCajun]

Whatever

Well maybe people Shouldn’t have to go to Mexico to have treatment that works on terminal diseases. The FDA can’t have doctors curing everyone though, it’s bad for business. However, assisted suicide is allowed in 11 states.

[CajunEXPRESS]

You’d rather roll the life or death dice in Mexico than America. Yeah I get it.

[CrazyCajun]

You’d rather roll the life or death dice in Mexico than America. Yeah I get it.

They aren’t doing voodoo man, they are having huge success In treating cancer there, but it’s not FDA approved…and yes actually, considering medical malpractice is in the top 5 causes of deaths in this country I would not be scared to go to Mexico for treatment, I hope you or a family member aren’t ever in that position.

[CajunVic]

. . . so where are the govt imposed lines drawn in the US when it comes to progressive and untested medical treatments . . . it’s obviously very political . . . otherwise no one would be left hanging to wait around on the long term effects of the Covid vaccine . . .

[Dad04]

Well maybe people Shouldn’t have to go to Mexico to have treatment that works on terminal diseases. The FDA can’t have doctors curing everyone though, it’s bad for business. However, assisted suicide is allowed in 11 states.

Because curing disease is not a profitable business model?

[Big Poppa]

You’d rather roll the life or death dice in Mexico than America. Yeah I get it.

I think I’d choose MD Anderson but I’m not Crazy.

[CrazyCajun]

This is 2 of our coaches wife/mother y’all are talking about here, oh and she beat the cancer in a month by going there.

[CajunVic]

I think I’d choose MD Anderson but I’m not Crazy.

. . . that treatment was not available at MD Anderson . . . your choices are Mexico or no treatment known to have worked . . . Mexico sounds pretty good me me . . .

[KajunKrazy]

. . . that treatment was not available at MD Anderson . . . your choices are Mexico or no treatment known to have worked . . . Mexico sounds pretty good me me . . .

Are you saying Mexico has figured out a cure for that type of cancer and the scientist in the US have not been able to?

[ZoomZoom]

Because our doctors and pharmaceutical companies are so trust worthy?

Throw in the insurance our medical professionals pay. Three givens in their world…nobody is perfect, everyone dies, someone will sue without cause and the insurance will pay out anyway.

[John Cocktolstoy]

Y’all don’t worry Robert Peters said he’ll find a cure for cancer if installed, uh I mean elected, as o wait, that was joe Biden as president. I’m getting confused.

[moorecajun]

Throw in the insurance our medical professionals pay. Three givens in their world…nobody is perfect, everyone dies, someone will sue without cause and the insurance will pay out anyway.

Man, you are right on this!

Insurance companies have their software to determine the smallest pay out, regardless of the accident. I partially understand but that just adds to the number of people who "just got t-boned and got $450,000"!

I keep wondering if people are driving around looking for an accident so they can call "operators, uh I mean laywers standing by". Yesterday I had 3 differnent people pull out in front of me where I had to hit my brakes hard not to hit them.

Not too long ago our son was driving; he was stopped at a traffic light behind someone. The light turned green and they both started moving. Then all of a sudden, the car in front of him slams on his brakes. He hit his hard also but did tap her. Tap her as in there was absolutely no damage to either car. Not a scratch, dent or mark on dirt. He even took a picture and sent it to me. Well, the two people in the front car called an ambulance to go to the hospital to be checked out. The driver was complaining about a possible sore neck and back. I looked over the ticket my son received and saw the other driver was driving with a suspended license. I suppose the insurance gain potential was greater than any court fine.

Disclaimer; I know there is always the possibility of an injury.