3 jobs - teacher, bio-synthetic chemist, now "i see breast cancer" almost daily in my current job.  

There are multiple factors that all play a role and there will never be a quick and easy solution.....Rising cost of housing and overall cost of livingStagnant wages...... lag FAR behind increase in cost of livingPoor education systemPoor family system..... if you get raised by a deadbeat loser, you will probably be one too...Poor healthcare system...... cost and availability of careMental illnessDrug and alcohol addictionLoss of lower level blue collar jobs..... those jobs are disappearingGeneral loss of a hard work ethic in our societyALL of these play a role....Attributing it to just being" lazy" is absurd....... just like when morons tell people with clinical depression to just "shake it off and put on a smile"...... might as well tell the guy with cancer to "rub some dirt on it" and get back out there.So personal citizens and LL should be held responsible to fix it....... and the government should fix it..... but we don't want big government....we don't want higher taxes.....we don't want the government telling us what to do.....we want our freedom....... so make up your mind

(They spent most of their retirement money paying for son in law's cancer treatment.) 

At least I did that with my wife's fathers house who was going through cancer and he put the house in his brothers name and that's how I got the house.

Lots of winners now dead from covid, cancer, or other thingsLeast you’re a failure who gets to live hehe

Most are US or Cuban trained.Your major issues of Heart surgery, Cancer treatment, or ongoing treatments such as dialysis; you will need to find a low premium, high deductible coverage, plus move back to the US for treatment.

Just like with medical issues got cancer, got a weird bump?

We do not condone racism, ANY racism and that includes against white skin, yellow, brown, green, purple with pink pokadots, the color matters not ANY racism is a cancer and ONLY brings pain, suffering and disaster.  

It's a difficult thing to do, but the MOST necessary for your self esteem and happiness, which will ultimately get you in the right mindset to move forward.Cut the cancer brother.

As someone who unexpectedly dealt with breast cancer (I'm in my 40s and have no family history), I can tell you that just one single dose of chemo treatment is billed at thousands of dollars.