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It's better to keep high blood pressure, diabetes, heart problems under control rather than the alternative of hospitalization.

So why is, for example, Viagra covered?

And frankly, ignoring the quality of life is not unimportant.

Better "quality of life" does not "mitigate the spending down the line." Why should I pay for someone else's "quality of life?"

[Know your rights]

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It's better to keep high blood pressure, diabetes, heart problems under control rather than the alternative of hospitalization.

So why is, for example, Viagra covered?

And frankly, ignoring the quality of life is not unimportant.

Better "quality of life" does not "mitigate the spending down the line." Why should I pay for someone else's "quality of life?"