News and Politics | July 26, 2008 | Comment on this video (10)

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Christina Heller is a New Hampshire resident without health insurance. She explores how her situation would be different if she lived in Massachusetts, 26 miles away.
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  • IrishFolklore
  • compere
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      compere  

    • maybe i should move to new hampshire.. that's really interesting that you find a cheaper deal in NH. I'd like to hear more about the quality of care and providers covered under the Commonwealth program in Mass.

    • 3 years ago
  • SamuraiDave
  • Me_im_kg
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      Me_im_kg  

    • interesting. I live in New Hampshire as well. Though I do have health insurance, many of my friends do not. Its a tough situation especially now. Even if you do have insurance sometimes procedures are still too much. It's sad and its hard standing by and seeing people that i care about choosing to be sick and not getting help because they can't afford to.

    • 3 years ago
  • huntre
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      huntre  

    • A fine pod. You've, obviously, been watching Current contributions quite a bit to get the right "feel" for how they should be presented.
      This is what I look for. A personal take on a national issue that doesn't get "preachy".

    • 3 years ago
  • Byshguy
  • Elligirl
  • CharlieG
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      CharlieG  

    • You've just touched on the subject, I'd love to see more PODS like this and even explore deeper into Medicare Part D when people reach the "Gap" and have to pay 100% and still pay premiums

    • 3 years ago
  • aschneider
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