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Pangulo

 An Open Letter to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. -

UHC in the ICU — Dying by March 2027?

By Dr. Tony Leachon

Mr. President,

While you travel to Singapore to watch the Grand Prix, history reminds us of what past leaders did for healthcare:

• President Benigno Aquino III passed the Sin Tax Law of 2012, ensuring sustainable health financing.

• President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Universal Health Care Law in 2019, a landmark for equity and dignity.

And yet, under your administration:

• ₱60 billion was transferred from PhilHealth — later ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

• PhilHealth received zero budget in 2025, leaving hospitals gasping for air.

• MAIFIP rose in funding, a symbol of patronage politics overtaking healthcare justice.

Today, UHC is in a moribund state:

• PhilHealth 2027 funding gap: ₱170 B.

• Proposed budget: ₱74.45 B vs. ₱244 B needed.

• Annual UHC gap: ₱541 B unfunded.

• ₱311.49 B withheld from mandated health funds.

• Out‑of‑pocket spending: 41.2% in 2025 — among ASEAN’s highest.

• MAIFIP still funded — politics over patients.

If Congress does not act, Universal Health Care flatlines by March 2027.

Mr. President, leadership is not measured by the races we attend abroad, but by the lives we save at home. Your legacy will not be written in the glamour of Formula One, but in the dignity of a healthcare system that either protects or abandons its people.

You still have time to choose:

• Fund PhilHealth fully.

• Integrate MAIFIP into a transparent system.

• Strengthen hospitals and empower healthcare workers.

• Honor the promise of UHC.

History will remember not the speed of cars in Singapore, but the courage of a leader who chose to heal his nation.

Respectfully,

Dr. Tony Leachon

Being grateful

 After being confined to bed for a couple of weeks due to an accidental fall, I came to realized about the significance of being able to move freely, be productive, and have a healthy life. It’s only when we’re deprived of these simple blessings that we truly appreciate their value. I’m grateful for the opportunity to cherish the beauty of life, one day at a time, feeling more alive than ever before.

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NCAP - Collections with CAMERAS.

 NO, HINDI KAMI AGAINST NCAP…

OK LANG ANG NCAP…

Pero may conditions…

Dapat yung mga nagpapatakbo nito ay DULY TRAINED, PROPERLY DEPUTIZED, at CERTIFIED COMPETENT ng LTO…

Dapat maayos ang kalsada, malinaw ang road markings at signs, at sapat ang lighting…

At dapat RELIABLE ang technology — kasama na ang AI — sa pagkilala kung may totoong violation o wala…

Simple lang naman…

Kung maayos ang enforcement system, maayos ang road environment, at maaasahan ang ebidensya…

WALANG PROBLEMA…

Pero kung ipapatupad mo ang NCAP sa kalsadang sablay ang markings…

Sa intersection na hindi malinaw…

Sa lugar na kulang sa ilaw o signage…

Tapos ang mga nagpapatupad mismo ay kulang sa training o competency…

At umaasa ka sa technology na hindi naman 100% reliable sa actual traffic situations…

EH ANO ANG EXPECTED RESULT?

MARAMING TICKET…

Pero hindi necessarily MARAMING ROAD SAFETY.

At dito kami may problema…

Because enforcement is supposed to make the roads safer…

Hindi yung bawat technicality, ambiguity, o pagkukulang ng system ay magiging bagong pagkakataon para singilin ang motorista…

Kapag ang pangunahing sukatan ng isang enforcement system ay kung MAGKANO ANG NAKOKOLEKTA…

Hindi na road safety ang dating niyan…

MONEY-MAKING MACHINE NA…

At ang motorista?

MILKING COW.

Hindi kami humihingi ng exemption sa batas…

Ang hinihingi namin ay SIMPLE:

MAKE THE SYSTEM COMPETENT…

MAKE THE ROADS COMPLIANT…

MAKE THE TECHNOLOGY RELIABLE…

AND MAKE THE ENFORCEMENT FAIR…

Pag ginawa ninyo yan?

OK LANG ANG NCAP…

Pero kung hindi…

Huwag ninyo kaming sermonan tungkol sa “road safety” habang ginagawa ninyo kaming ATM na may plaka…

That ain’t safety…

THAT’S COLLECTION WITH CAMERAS…

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My 4 years journey.

🚨🚨🚨 warning this is a long post ahead but kindly indulge me on this one.   

My Four-Year Journey — From Darkness to Hope

For four years, I lived with uncertainty. What began in March 2022 as blurred vision became a long and difficult journey of consultations, treatments, surgeries, injections, hospital visits, and unanswered questions.

My doctors initially investigated possible infectious and inflammatory causes. The treatments were challenging, OP and I eventually developed glaucoma and a cataract in my left eye, requiring several surgeries. Each procedure brought hope, but also the fear that the problem might return.

In 2024, the inflammation, blurred vision, and floaters came back. Determined to find answers, my family and I sought another opinion in Singapore. There, I was diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma involving the eyes.

I returned to the Philippines and underwent extensive testing before beginning R-CHOP chemotherapy. Just before my fifth cycle, I suffered a seizure at home and was rushed to the hospital. An MRI revealed a large intracranial mass, showing that the cancer had reached my central nervous system.

It was one of the most frightening moments of my life, but I knew I had to keep moving forward. I underwent eight sessions of R-MVP chemotherapy for primary central nervous system lymphoma, completing treatment in April 2025. In May 2025, I underwent stem cell therapy, followed by additional intravitreal methotrexate treatments in both eyes.

Throughout this long and costly treatment journey, I am deeply grateful that the expenses were covered by my AXA Global Health Access (GHA) insurance. This support provided tremendous relief to my family and allowed me to focus on my treatment, recovery, and healing without the additional burden of worrying about the financial cost of my care.

The journey was exhausting and frightening. There were days when I felt weak, discouraged, and uncertain about the future. But I was never alone.

My wife, Peachy, stood beside me through every difficult moment. She remained strong when I had little strength of my own and comforted me whenever fear became overwhelming.

To my children, Keisha, Yman, and Gaby, thank you for giving me countless reasons to keep fighting. Your love reminded me that there was still so much life ahead. To Mommy Lita, thank you for your prayers, love, and unwavering support.

I am deeply grateful to my doctors and medical teams from Makati Medical Center, Manila Doctors Hospital, and Asian Hospital Medical Center for their expertise, dedication, patience, and compassionate care. To my caregiver, Ivan, thank you for staying with me through the treatments, hospital stays, difficult days, and every challenge along the way.

Above all, I thank our Lord for giving me the strength, courage, and provision to endure what I once thought I could never overcome. I learned

that faith does not mean we are never afraid. It means taking the next step despite fear and trusting God to provide the strength to continue.

Today, my latest MRI shows that the intracranial mass has resolved, and my PET scan is clear. I continue to recover from the effects of the illness, including weakness on my left side, through physical and occupational therapy.

The road to full recovery is still long, but I am grateful for every improvement and every new day. I am a survivor, a fighter, and a living testimony of God’s grace.

The storm tested me, but it did not defeat me. By God’s grace, I survived, and I am moving forward with courage, gratitude, and hope. The best chapters of my life are still waiting to be written. ❤️🙏