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Unfortunately health insurance is considered a luxury for many people. Far too many of them go without health care and needed medicine as a result. That's why the two people we will feature in the coming days are so important. They are filling a void in healthcare for the uninsured and underinsured. Their stories will touch your hearts and maybe give you the information you need if you're one of those Americans going without because of a lack of insurance.
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