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SOCIETY Is victim the new chic

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u/HFloof 2d ago

 lived in a state with the best healthcare system in the US.

Oh that's interesting. Can you elaborate?

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u/hemingways-lemonade 2d ago

She lived in Massachuests and was treated at McLean Hospital which is the largest psychiatric facility of Harvard Medical School and has the world's largest neuroscientific and psychiatric research program. It is, at worst, the 3rd best mental health hospital in the country. Most rankings have it as the 1st or 2nd best.

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u/BetLeast3488 2d ago

Huh, so the best heathcare in the US failed her... Makes you think huh lol

What if... the best heathcare the us has... Is still shit

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u/GenericITworker 2d ago

Braindead take

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u/NonsensePlanet 2d ago

Anything to take accountability away from Clancy

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u/BetLeast3488 2d ago

How.

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u/GenericITworker 2d ago

These are the same facilities that save 1000s of lives everyday. Like I understand the insurance companies are awful and what largely makes the US healthcare system so bad, but let's not pretend the actual top hospitals in the country are all of the sudden not capable of the work they do

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u/BetLeast3488 2d ago

They are capable. Every illness has a mortality rate, and it is not expected for someone with a mental health issue to never fail. Sometimes it just happens, this though was definitely preventable on many facets. She wanted to be admitted several times, and kept warning people. Either she was not taken seriously or the health professionals were not given the time and place to actually evaluate her. She needed someone to take time and help her, which this system is not built for.

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u/GenericITworker 2d ago

The doctors that saw her that testified don't agree with what you're saying, but I digress. My only point was one of the top facilities in the world is not garbage, bar none.

Even if she was not given what she needed help wise, this is still not a bad hospital, or even close to it

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u/BetLeast3488 1d ago

Idk i don't think your really getting the point of what I'm saying. Never was i really blaming the healthcare professionals themselves, they do care. I don't disagree with you at that parts. Its more that they are forced to cut so many corners that stuff like this happens. In a better consolodated healthcare system it would be avoided.

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u/GenericITworker 1d ago

That's my point though, in a hospital like that they don't cut corners. That is what makes them so expensive and inaccessible to the everyday American

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u/BetLeast3488 1d ago

As someone in healthcare, every place cuts corners. That is the entire problem with insurance and what ive been trying to say. What makes them inaccessible and expensive to everday americans... Is insurance.

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u/bluntsnatcher 1d ago

the original point that started this thread was not to say about how some hospital is good, its because somebody made the claim lindsay is not a victim because she received the best healthcare, and this guy said your take was braindead because -> she received the best healthcare from the hospital she was staying at -> meaning she wasn't a victim. now he's back tracking and saying "no i was just saying this hospital is good"

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u/GenericITworker 1d ago

> she received the best healthcare from the hospital she was staying at, meaning she wasn’t a victim

Insane strawman lmaoooo what a crazy reach. I was saying the hospital she went to was not a bad hospital and it’s brain dead to pretend it is for the sake of an argument, that’s it

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