2022
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For Briana Moss, a Type 1 diabetic, making sure she has the health coverage she needs to live is a delicate dance.
She and her partner are putting off marriage because even with his workplace-based insurance, the co-payments for her frequent doctor visits would be more than they could afford.
And while Moss says she’d like to work full time, she keeps her hours to a minimum so she can continue to qualify for Medicaid, the government program that helps her pay for the insulin she must take every day.
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