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Iris Dragonfly


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I was a gleeful recipient of the affordable care act. Even though it was like pulling teeth to get it set up, when my insurance was finally in place I had the opportunity to be rid of my DRAGON. Had tried for years but because I had no insurance, medical patients were the last to get help. You had to be stage 4, which is practically dead. Very frustrating to say the least. 

Thanks to the latest administrations cuts in some pretty questionable areas, with no replacement plans in place, future Hep C patients may suffer. I could rant on here a bit, but I won't. The article should explain. BB, Iris

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