{"id":7666,"date":"2022-07-24T07:54:49","date_gmt":"2022-07-24T07:54:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/places-market-value-on-people-news-vestfold-and-telemark-local-news-tv-and-radio\/"},"modified":"2022-07-24T07:54:49","modified_gmt":"2022-07-24T07:54:49","slug":"places-market-value-on-people-news-vestfold-and-telemark-local-news-tv-and-radio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/places-market-value-on-people-news-vestfold-and-telemark-local-news-tv-and-radio\/","title":{"rendered":"– Places market value on people – news Vestfold and Telemark – Local news, TV and radio"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

– It feels as if someone is stabbing me with a knife all the time, says Emma Elise Nilsen Reiakvam. She suffers from the disease CRPS. After two and a half years of pain, she decided to visit a private clinic in the US, because she believes she is not getting the help she needs in the Norwegian healthcare system. To achieve that, the older sister created a “splice”. The goal was to collect NOK 1.1 million, but they collected NOK 680,000. Now the money has been used up, and the family is asking for money again. This time they are asking for NOK 400,000. Most likely, they will not succeed in reaching the goal. The 21-year-old says they don’t expect as much money to come in from the collection this time. Photo: Hans-Olav Landsverk \/ news – Putting a market value on people Figures from Spleis show that so far this year, few have reached the target for health-related fundraising campaigns. Only 62 of 336 health-related splices have completed their goal, according to press contact Ida H\u00e5vik. – First, you have an incurable disease. Then you have to live with it. Then you get a no from the Norwegian healthcare system. Then you have to live with it. Then you get pinad\u00f8 confirmed on social media that you are not worth a shit. That’s what Jan Olav Ryfetten in the fundraising company Bidra.no says. He believes that few people are aware that so few succeed. He believes it can make the grief even worse for those concerned. Jon Olav Ryfetten is the founder behind the collection platform bidra.no Photo: Privat – What was supposed to be a solution ends up being the opposite for many, according to Ryfetten. He finds it sad every time he experiences that someone does not succeed in collecting enough money for a treatment that is important to them. – You place a market value on people who base themselves on the herd. How big is your herd? How big is your network? Many inquiries news recently told about a group of friends who react to the fact that they have to resort to fundraising to ensure that someone they love gets health care. They are not alone, according to general secretary Thor Bernhard Slaathaug at the Justice Foundation. There are constant inquiries from people who lack the money to pay for health-related treatments. Tor Bernhard Slaathaug is secretary general of the Rettferd foundation. Photo: Terje Haugnes \/ news Many of them do not have friends or family who can help. – We have received several requests as to whether we can promote various splices in our social media. Then there are people who have created the splice themselves, or someone in their close family has done it. He adds that they never say yes to this, because it is too difficult to do background checks for such splices. Want a strong public health service We must have a fundamentally good public health service and public investment in health research, says State Secretary Karl Kristian Bekeng in the Ministry of Health and Care. State Secretary Karl Kristian Bekeng thinks that contributions from voluntary organizations and individuals are positive. Nevertheless, no one should be dependent on private fundraising, he believes. Photo: Esten Borgos \/ Borgos Foto AS news has asked Bekeng whether the collection campaigns mean that the Norwegian healthcare system is not sufficient. – The government wants a strong public health service that is governed by the community and financed from the tax bill. It is crucial in the fight against increased social and geographical differences and against a bifurcation of the health service. Bekeng adds that there will always be limited resources in the health service, and that wishes will exceed possibilities. – No one should have to depend on private fundraising to receive proper treatment. But there are good traditions for voluntary organizations and individuals to contribute significantly on top of the public investment. I think that is positive and an expression that people care. – Everything is rough Emma Elise Nilsen Reiakvam says that the parents have taken out NOK 700,000 in loans. In total, the treatment in the USA has so far cost around NOK 2 million. – But it works, that’s why we choose to continue, says sister Malene Nilsen Reiakvam. – The girl will get well. For us, everything is scratchy. We just have to try and hope that it works out, then we can take out even more loans. – What is it like to live with uncertainty as to whether the splice will work or not? – Whether the splice is successful or not, everything helps us right now, says Emma.
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