RE: i too believe
you can go without bank cards if you dont have an address, a job or any kind of stipend from wellfare or disability, otherwise i dont think they hand out envelopes here anymore.
The health insurance is divided and in se not mandatory but if you dont have it you wont get far , doctors probably will refuse you , well plenty of them and hospitals simply cant be afforded and thats it. Thing is you have to pay some kind of solidarity tax i think wether you do or dont, there's no minimum guarantee either and since the reign of the mad emperors started i bet even less.
I quit following anything belgian at all starting january this year because it really doesnt relate to me anymore.
The germans cant leave the country anymore without permit due to a new conscription law btw ... get ready for more euro-madness
sorry for all the delays in replies, i use what time i have left in a day not lying down tired or sleeping (i wish it was from the fentanyl HAH HAH HAH ... no luck ...)
to do my creative brainheal stuff so i dont get to much else anymore
for now we still get up, make the bed and take showers,
supreme otaku-ness hasnt taken hold yet but in this state its obviously going nowhere and
as we liked to say, which is now totally applicable
Life is going nowhere so i am in no hurry to get there
without that base health insurance in the last 3 months alone i would have been in some serious shyte, just for the medication i wouldnt have from not being able to have a doctor prescribe them to me .
its like being 12, im stuck at my parents house going nowhere and get a small €100 allowance which just about covers my diapers
but my first step of maslow
is totally taken care of - my other stuff has been degrading though, i got more pain more tired and less time in a day
I don’t think there’s much new under the sun. I did read, though, that German men aged between 17 and 45 have to ask the army for permission if they leave the country for more than three months. Oh well, who’s going to check that if you’re away for more than three months? And why would you report that at all? Just say you’re going on holiday, although you don’t have to say that if it’s only for two or three weeks. So far, not a single family is said to have a tractor, but if they tell the men that, we women will soon be following suit, because they’re being called up in the Netherlands.
Years ago we also had voluntary health insurance; this is actually quite nice for those who are never ill, and I do know quite a few people who, in any case, never go to the doctor anymore because it’s simply unaffordable. These are the very people who now pay very high premiums and still don’t go to the doctor; you might wonder if that’s fair, because the sickness benefit contribution is also deducted from income, regardless of whether that income comes from work or from benefits.
You don’t need to apologise if you don’t reply; no time is no time, and it doesn’t matter why that is. I do understand that you’re tired; I’ve been struggling with that a lot myself over the last few days. So I just sleep; it doesn’t really matter what time I go to bed or get into bed.
I also understand how it feels to be dependent. It’s awful, and in your case there doesn’t seem to be a solution either, which is actually even worse. What happens when your parents are no longer around?
You can’t really do anything with €100. I still don’t understand why there aren’t any funds that can be accessed, or applied for, or is that a duplication? If there’s someone in the family or circle of friends who can afford it, do they have to foot the entire bill? Why is it that you’re not getting anything for the pain, or at least something to help you, because if the doctors don’t know what it is or think they don’t, surely that’s the least they can do. I assume a second opinion isn’t an option either? I also find the dependence on a doctor awful; I’ve never really had a good one and that’s another very good reason never to go back. It must be really bad, really, really bad, for me to go, and I can tell you straight away that dying is certainly not a good reason.
I wish you strength, or at the very least a good few hours’ sleep, even if it’s only five hours, to ease the pain. Does the computer still distract you?