I'm trying to look at the factors that build up this reality and see other ways to zag through it. My hypotheticals, properly evaluated, would take into consideration the expected quality of inmate care. You might notice by tone that I grabbed onto it as an idea more gingerly than enticing a doctor with waivers and cookies to cut me open in my living room.

Lawyers are the only thing that might possibly make that one not a winner in my way of grading. Prison requires a whole new calculus.

The situation is BAD. I have a vested interest in this. My consulting career was great for the people that live with me. Unfortunately, my abjectly poor father in-law needs a heart transplant, insulin, and much else.

Taking the system for granted, It's a shame I like him so much. Now I need to find a full time salaried position that's remote or in my area. My stochastic income can't be relied upon anymore, a life is on the line. I'm doing my best, but it makes me pretty angry to be in this position.

A remote position specifically would be great, then I could make sure this guy gets to spend his final years (months?) without financial stress living next to his daughter... I'll take any interview, I'm pretty good at most software engineering... React/Nodejs/C#/WPF/ASP/PHP/Python/Unity/GLSL/HSL/C++.

Fuck the U.S. healthcare system.