It doesn't matter what kind of services we have if we don't have access to them.
Elizabeth Edwards: “It doesn't matter what kind of services we have if we don't have access to them.”
Editor's note · Context
Elizabeth Edwards emphasizes the importance of access to health services.
Share
More from Elizabeth Edwards
If somebody hears about the haircut and focuses on that, then they're not focusing on the real issues, where he can change -- change this country. So that angers me.
If I had given up everything that my life was about, first of all, I would let cancer win before it needed to. You know, maybe eventually it will win, but I've let it win before it need to, and I just basically start dying. I don't want to…
The problem of affordability is most apparent for the nearly 47 million Americans who lack health insurance.
We are in the middle of a national debate on health care, which would address some of the issues that might have been faced by the Burns family.





