Do You Want to Heal, or just Want America to Heal You?

This is not a book about medicine-it's about a system designed to avoid responsibility.

In the United States, healthcare is not charity. It's a game of systemic self-preservation, where patients navigate a labyrinth of insurance policies, hospitals, and legal loopholes. Every step seems guided, yet every door hides an absence of accountability.

Through gripping case studies, cold-eyed systemic analysis, and darkly humorous allegories, this book exposes the illusion of American medical security:

Why the system never truly provides a safety net, yet keeps the illusion alive
How "responsibility" is a luxury, not an obligation
How the U.S. maintains global influence, not by domination, but by letting others operate within its system

With metaphors as vivid as a pirate ship steering the seas, where medical care only arrives when the ship comes ashore, this book is for anyone who wants to see the hidden architecture of power, risk, and survival behind one of the world's most complex healthcare systems.

"The system doesn't exist to save you-it exists to survive itself."