To help me further, he gave me a job at the Hearing Institute, setting up their computer network. It was a lifeline in more ways than one.
Without that generosity, I wouldn’t have had the surgery I desperately needed, or I would’ve been buried in medical debt for years.
As it turned out, I had to have multiple surgeries after that because the benign tumor grew back and was in a place that was life threatening. .. it would have caused brain hemmorraghing
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and I would not be here today and have two beautiful children.
It shouldn’t have to be this way.
Everyone deserves the chance to get medical care without fear of financial ruin.
We talk about the American dream, but how can you pursue it if you’re too worried about affording life-saving surgery or paying for basic health care?
Affordable healthcare isn’t just important—it’s the foundation of a truly fair and caring society.
