In emergency situations, funds can mean the difference between life and death, such as accessing critical medical treatment or purchasing life-sustaining medications. But can wealth also impact longevity and well-being in more subtle ways, like reducing stress or enabling healthy lifestyle choices? Share your thoughts on the complex relationship between finances and mortality.
Can money save someone's life?
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Having access to financial resources can be life-saving in healthcare. Sufficient funds enable individuals to afford the best available medical treatments, which can enormously increase the chances of recovery and improve overall health results.
I think money can save or prolong someone's life in some circumstances. They can afford to have the best medical treatment within a short period of time. If you do not have money, you have to wait for some time to get treatment in public hospital.
There are so many situations that you being alive depends on the amount of money that you have in your account.
When you have money, your life is enhanced. You would likely live a long healthy life.
