Teetlebug

I'm in Australia (we have a system (funded by taxes) where you can see doctors, go to hospital for free plus you have have the option of having private health insurance and going as a private patient but still get some rebates from medicare).

I've been watching some US shows and seeing a lot of anger and disagreement on the health system and was wondering why so many people feel so strongly about it? Could someone explain what it means to them? (Please no anti politic rants just facts)

Also what does insurance cost in the US? Do you pay it annually? What happens if you don't have insurance and need to go to the doctor?

Thank you in advance.

I'm going to a wedding in a few months. My husband and two of my children are in the bridal party. The bridesmaids are wearing blue and black dresses and the groomsmen are wearing blue ties with a black suit. What colour dress should I wear? I don't want to clash with my family as I'll be in photos but I don't want to wear the same colour as the bridesmaids. Also what colour should I dress my other child in? (He is still a baby.) Thanks!

What does it mean that games like Farmtown, Farmville etc are in a beta stage? Will they eventually become proper games that will have to be bought?

I am 33 weeks pregnant and my baby is head down. I had a C-section with my first baby because she was breech. My doctor says so far it looks like I'll be able to try to have a VBAC. But as my due date gets closer I'm not sure whether to try a VBAC? Does attempting a VBAC make labour harder or less likely to have a natural birth? I would like to try giving birth naturally with no epidural or drugs, (because I'm deluded in thinking I'll cope with the pain!!). Has anyone had a VBAC with no drugs? Also if I have to be induced will that affect my chances of suceeding with a natural birth?