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It’s hard to stay focused with so much going on, but we can’t lose our focus now. We can’t stop fighting to #ProtectOurCare. 1/7
The Trump Administration is refusing to defend the #ACA in court, meaning that more than 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions could lose their health care. Here are some of the stories that constituents have sent me over the years: 2/7
Erin is a type 1 diabetic. For years, she had been denied coverage because of this pre-existing condition. Thanks to the #ACA today no one can refuse to insure her and companies can no longer charge her higher premiums for her other “pre-existing condition” -- being a woman. 3/7
Taylor is HIV positive. He wrote me the last time the GOP tried to repeal the #ACA to tell me about the rough road he faced until he was able to receive care at @howardbrownhc thanks to the Affordable Care Act. We can’t leave Taylor out in the cold. We must #ProtectOurCare 4/7
Megan had a hard time finding insurance to cover pregnancy and childbirth. She found it thanks to the #ACA and had a happy, healthy baby. She’s at risk of losing her care if the Trump administration takes us back to the days when being a woman was a pre-existing condition. 5/7
William is a former photographer who lost his eyesight (and thus his job and insurance) due to a massive stroke. Thanks to the #ACA, he was able to find an affordable and robust insurance plan, which would be impossible if President Trump and AG Sessions get their way. 6/7
For Erin, Taylor, Megan, William, and more than 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions, we must keep fighting to #ProtectOurCare. 7/7
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