cimorene

There was some confusion over whether I could have healthcare or not after I applied for Finnish social security, because the letter they sent me was all in Finnish. Wax thought it said I couldn't have healthcare even though I could have all 58 other kinds of social support given by the Finnish government, all currently useless, so we trekked into KELA and asked a dude in a little cubicle after only 15 minutes in the waiting area. But he said he would fix my language preference to Swedish in the database and that the letter had actually been intended to convey that I could, in fact, have healthcare. You wouldn't think it would be so very easy to accidentally seem to be saying the exact opposite of what you are, in fact, saying, and it also seems rather counter-productive. But at least I can has a healthcare. Also, I can get the same benefits that make my medicine much cheaper as your average Finnish person.