>I don't see a reference to the dutch healthcare. And please explain why The Netherlands is a healthcare nightmare country? I don't support your claim for cheapest possible care up here. For my problem I had a choice while one much more expensive than the other.
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>This is not my claim. This was quoted from an e-mail that we received from a Dutch friend, as I said in my original message.

Well, I don't buy that. the only things that is true is that only the cheaper but equivalent (to some extend) medicines are covered. This is in order to force the pharmacies not to charge redicoulous prices for some medicines while cheaper alternatives are available. If you still want the more expensive variants, then you have to have a valid medical reason, or pay for yourself. I do not have a problem with that.

>Do you ever listen to anyone else?

Well I could ask you to do the same. You're spreading the same message again and again with demonstratable wrong arguments. Universal healthcare (The dutch system is still a commercial system with strongly regulated component in regards to quality, services and costs). I truly can't understand why you're stating this while obviously not knowing anything about universal healthcare up here.

Appearantly you did not read my links at all, and draw conclusions from one individual. The facts are different. Universal health care IS working in the netherlands.

Get over it...