These stories come from the real people who live with a broken health care system. Some have health insurance and some do not. Many of these stories suggest potential solutions* that lead to quality, affordable health care we can count on. One thing we all agree on is that the we cannot trust the insurance industry to fix themselves. To learn more about what Health Care for America Now stands for read our Statement of Common Purpose.

We wanted to give you a chance to speak for yourself, in your own voice, about the need for Health Care for America Now. Do you have something to say? Tell us your story.

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Rudolph

Eastpointe, MI

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Anonymous

Bellingham, WA

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Henrietta

Scott, LA

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Herbert A.

Roanoke, VA

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Scott

Carson City, NV

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Anonymous

Folcroft, PA

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leslile

boise, ID

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Anonymous

Oak Park, IL

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Daniel

Kansas City, MO

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Anonymous

Bethesd, MD

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Heidi

Clinton, WA

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Erika

Tacoma, WA

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C Roebuck

Burbank, CA

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angela

savage, MD

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Jeanette Mott

Saint Louis, MO

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Mike

Boulder, CO

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Amanda

Stephens City, VA

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Catherine

Creve Coeur, IL

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Mary

Carmichael, CA

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Keely

Santa Fe, NM

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*Health Care for America Now is not responsible for the content of these stories. These stories are submitted by individuals in the online audience and have been edited in some cases. Health Care For America Now does not endorse any of the solutions or policy positions suggested in the content of these stories. Health Care for America Now is a coalition of organizations that agree to the Statement of Common Purpose.

See our coalition partner list.

Read the Statement of Common Purpose.