XPost: can.internet.highspeed, can.general   
   From: DeathToSpam@crazyhat.net   
      
   In message <4AEC6443.7BC8FEFE@Guy.com> Some Guy  was   
   claimed to have wrote:   
      
   >No Ontarian that is or has recieved the H1N1 vaccine has had to pay any   
   >out-of-pocket cost to get it.  It's my understanding that that's also   
   >the case in the USA.   
      
   Your understanding is flat out wrong.   
      
   I just spent an hour on a conference call, one of the topics was whether   
   people who got the H1N1 shot before our company decided to cover the   
   cost including families would be reimbursed (they would), what paperwork   
   would be needed (not much), and a couple people tossed the paperwork but   
   wanted to be reimbursed anyway (they'll be handled one-off)   
      
   No one in our group was actually able to get the shot themselves since   
   it wasn't available to the general public, but rather, was only   
   available to high risk cases.  That included a number of dependants who   
   had paid to receive the shot, and were now eligible for reimbursement.   
      
   It strikes me that people wouldn't be stressing about reimbursement if   
   it were free, nor would people be complaining about it being restricted   
   to high risk cases if it were available to everyone who asked.   
      
   But hey, just make shit up if you like, it's easier then looking into   
   what is actually happening.   
      
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