I have asthma and allergies. My two children do too. Both conditions r hereditary. While minor compared to other conditions, they're common.
If you're one of the up to 129M people who have a pre-existing condition, share your story with me today & I’ll RT some throughout the day.
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And the insurance cost for both
@lunarboy and his children are expected to double@KamalaHarrispic.twitter.com/x34Rx9ROMI
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I've had Asthma nearly all my life. I didn't earn it nor do I deserve it. W/o insurance, my inhaler wld be $550/month & I need 2 diff onespic.twitter.com/CX140zAAXn
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I know it wouldn't save you too much (my copay for that same Advair Rx is $30) but there are coupons to reduce cost to $10/month if insured
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Spent the last 8 years getting treated for Crohn's, PTSD from sexual assault, not worrying about my medical care. Now: fear for the future.
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I have an MSc from MIT. Someday I'll have a PhD from the University of Arizona. I want to stay working, I want to stay healthy.
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I am a Stage IIB cancer survivor. Here I am on my last day of chemo, three days before Christmas 2015—the best present ever.pic.twitter.com/ZP4YdSPWxS
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I had a brain tumor in 1991. With radiation and chemo, I beat it. But as a preexisting condition, AHCA pool cost is unaffordable
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Great! So, the price of victory over a deadly disease is a lifetime of uncovered risk. Obamacare had setbacks. Trumpnocare is a disaster.
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