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Savings account drained, Cindy and her daughters teeter on the edge of living uninsured.
The first 17,000 miles were only the beginning on the road to health care reform.
The Cover America Tour trekked across America's heartland for a second time on our way from the Democratic National Convention in Denver to the Republican National Convention in St. Paul. On the way we interviewed Barbara from Le Mars, IA.
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Kim is used to taking on the giants in the pharmaceutical world in the fight for safer drugs. But she was blindsided by another giant - her own insurance company - and found herself in a battle to keep her health insurance.
Health insurance should be good for more than just cancer or getting hit by a bus.
This young couple goes uninsured but does whatever they can to make sure daughter Fiona stays covered.
Kifah in Chicago Ridge, IL, mother of two, had a financial decision to make about the international birth of her second son.
We're down to our last couple of weeks on the road, re-energizing after back to back weeks of convention-mania
Gatherings in Denver and Minneapolis provided the perfect opportunities to meet and greet with local consumer advocates and supporters. Want to be a part of the next big get together? Read more.
We arrived in St. Paul after a few days' drive from Denver, barely recovered from the DNC but looking forward to a packed week of events at the RNC...
For 36 years Doris taught 7th through 12th grade English and after saving carefully, paying off her mortgage and considering her options, she decided it was time to retire. Still a few years away from qualifying for Medicare, she must rely on the retiree health insurance that she earned as a teacher, but this hard won benefit has turned out to be a far cry from what she expected.
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