Kasz216 on 07 March 2010
Heck, think about it this way. Say you pay around 200 grand over your life to NHS.
Are in perfect health... NEVER use NHS... then find out the 50,000 treatment you want isn't covered by NHS.
Furthermore you don't have 50,000 for your treatment.
Well what the hell? You can't pay for the treatment you want... yet could have had you not been taxed for something you never used, and possibly never even WANTED to use.
If this is the case, you should clearly be reimbursed the 50,000 grand for an operation or procedure they wouldn't normally cover.
