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First aid and medical care, in general, should be free

medical care in general are a very controversial subject that originated long ago, yet is still under heavy criticism and debate from people around the world, not only those who has experienced such situations but those who are also part of the medical fields. This is why I chose this topic to hopefully bring an end to this never ending controversy.

What is the meaning of aid? It is the assistance willingly handed out by certain individuals, groups or organizations to people who are in need of assistance more commonly to those who are physically agonized in pain. In alternative terms, 4 out of 10 people either have sufficient knowledge of first aid or an expert in the medical field, thus can be used not for selfish acts but to those who are also in need of support.

A professional in the medical field highly agrees with the point that first aid and medical care, in general, should be free regardless of the risks of diminishing her wages, just to be able to help those who are in need of vital help

Now it is fair to say that nothing in this world is free, it truly is, but at what costs shall expenses be the reason for an individual's death? According to statistics, 13.4% of the expats and nationalists in U.S alone have died for the inability to pay for needed treatment in the last five years, to consider that the estimated population of the U.S is 329.45 million, that means 44.14 million people have died solely by reason of having insufficient funds to pay for medical bills, how much more for other countries requiring colossal wages to pay for treatments?

I think that one of the primary incentives of requiring the need to compensate one's medical treatment is due to economical goals of a country or government which I believe should be the complete opposite. Tremendous ambitions of a certain country should cost one's life because life is much more important than materialistic wealth or economical growth. Everyone should have equal opportunities for medical support regardless of race, financial status or whether or not they could be useful to such parties. After all each and everyone of us are only given one chance to live a life we deserve while on the other hand economy can be brought back countless of times, although it may require substantial planning and time, it still and will be always available regardless of amount on the other hand life cannot be brought back once gone.

Considering that health is heavily a part of society and individuals it is also fair to say that health care should be a right to everyone, life should not be treated as a mere joke, it is a very crucial essence in this world, without life, the world will just be a blank of worthlessness so we should at least have the urge or conscience to help those in need especially when one is in a battle of life and death regardless whether an individual has the capabilities to compensate for medical treatment.

In conclusion, we should have a right to life and right to health not only limited to those who are adequate enough to have sufficient competence to pay for medical bills because life is essence in this world that should be cherished while still possible.