Woman wants to pay for surgery to make her paralized

[Chloe Jennings-White]

Dear Reddycunt. I am rather mystified as to why you did not read the reasonably accurate quote from square_duck to which you are ostensibly replying. There is even more detail about the issue in the very previous comment, #53 from Dill_Pickle quoting me.

All the information is right here! Why then would you go off on a tangent about back surgery, operating on the spine, etc, when that has nothing to do with the surgery in question here,

[Treecansworth]

I had not read the entirety of the thread at that point, though I must say my point still stands, the surgery that was proposed in what I had quoted would probably be underquoting cost. As for your clarification, the cost cited makes perfect sense, and is about what I would expect that to cost. There is a difference to be noted about going on on a hypothetical tangent and making stuff up with no knowledge of that in which I speak. I am finishing a degree in psychology and I actively do academic medical research, so while I am not qualified to act as a medical professional, I have a fair breadth of knowledge on select medical topics. Having gone back and finished reading the thread, I greatly appreciate your clarifications. I simply wish to draw attention to the absurdness of idea that $25,000 for the surgery outlined in the post I quoted was too high. Maybe my intention was not clear enough, and for that I apologize.

[Chloe Jennings-White]

Thank you Treecansworth. I apologise for being oversensitive. I have had too many people criticize my BIID on the basis irrelevant nonsense rather than anything connected with reality. I probably need to calm down a bit.

I do believe the cost of the surgery I seek would be far less if it were available in the USA. $25,000 exceeds the total cost of three