Err. The 2% are those that need some sort of public assistance, as it would be unconscionable to not provide some sort of accommodations for them. Of course, if public assistance is too easy to get, everyone will sign up for it and defeat the whole intent. The goal would be for the vast majority of people to be able to support, understand, and have a decision role in making role their own healthcare decisions.
Being from the UK, I understand that this sort of thing is a foreign concept for you, given the decades of government run single payer healthcare system that you've had.
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Terminally ill boy denied 'potentially life-saving' treatment by NHS ...[/h]www.telegraph.co.uk › News
Apr 3, 2017 - An eight month old
boy being denied “potentially life-saving” treatment at ... medical evidence relating to his rare
genetic condition and what his doctors say ... “terminal” stages of his
illness and he will “certainly
die without treatment”. ... cannot be named, said that there were “cultural differences” in the
UK.
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Charlie Gard: Parents of baby with rare genetic condition plead with ...[/h]www.independent.co.uk › News › Health
Apr 6, 2017 - A baby
boy suffering from a rare
genetic condition “deserves a chance” ... Gard, a postman from Bedfont in west
London, told judge Nicholas Francis. ... have to
die because he will not be like another little
boy running around.
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Parents' desperate court battle to let their baby son live | Daily Mail ...[/h]www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article.../Parents-desperate-court-battle-let-baby-son-live.htm...
Mar 2, 2017 - Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in
London, where Charlie is in ... Doctors say
boy with rare
genetic illness should be allowed to
die but his ... Seven-month-old Charlie Gard suffers from a
genetic condition so rare he ...
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UK boy, 4, with extremely rare genetic disorder dies | Fox News[/h]www.foxnews.com/health/.../uk-boy-4-with-extremely-rare-genetic-disorder-dies.htm...
May 5, 2015 - A 4-year-old
U.K. boy who suffered from CLOVES
Syndrome, a rare
genetic disorder that can cause overgrowth of limbs and skin deformities in ...
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Fate of terminally ill British baby sparks global debate - CBS News[/h]www.cbsnews.com/.../charlie-gard-terminally-ill-british-baby-global-debate-rare-gene...
2 days ago -
LONDON -- President Trump has offered to help a terminally ill
British baby. ... 11-month-old Charlie Gard, a
British infant suffering from a rare
genetic disease that has left him brain ... Britain's Supreme Court ruled that it's in Charlie's best interests to be allowed to
die with dignity. ... The Malawi Mouse
Boys ...
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Charlie Gard's parents told they must let doctors withdraw his life ...[/h]
Even if you have the money, government run single payer system denies you what you can afford and decide for yourself.