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Just one week earlier amanda said, and that surgery would have meant bankruptcy. that's what health insurance reform is all about. the peace of mind that if misfortune strikes, you don't have to lose everything. already because of the affordable care act, more than 3 million americans under age 26 have gained coverage under their parents plan. more than 9 million americans have signed up for private health insurance or medicaid covera coverage. nine million. and here's another number, zero. because of this law, no american, none, zero, can ever again be dropped or denied coverage for a pre-exi...

Said, and that surgery would have meant bankruptcy. that's what health insurance reform is all about. the peace of mind that if misfortune strikes, you don't have to lose everything. already because of the affordable care act, more than 3 million americans under age 26 have gained coverage under their parents plan. more than 9 million americans have signed up for private health insurance or medicaid covera coverage. nine million. and here's another number, zero. because of this law, no american, none, zero, can ever again be dropped or denied coverage for a pre-existing condition like asthma o...

It used to mean that someone like amanda shelley, a physician's assistant and single mom from arizona couldn't get health insurance. but on january 1, she got covered. on january 3, she felt a sharp pain. on january 6, she had emergency surgery. just one week earlier, amanda said that surgery would have meant bankruptcy. that's what health insurance reform is all about. the piece of mind that if misfortune strikes, you don't have to lose everything. already because of the affordable care act, more than 3 million americans under age 26 have gained coverage under their parents' plan. more than 9...

Health care system. and in case you haven't heard, we're in the process of fixing that. a preexisting condition used to mean that someone like amanda shelly, a physician's assistant and single mom from arizona, couldn't get health insurance. but on january 1, she got covered. on january 3rd, she felt a sharp pain. on january 6, she had emergency surgery. just one week earlier, amanda said that surgery would have meant bankruptcy. that's what health insurance reform is all about. the peace of mind that if misfortune strikes, you don't have to lose everything. already because of the

And they just want to feel as if -- they just want to feel as if, you know what, as a part of this country, as a part of their communities, that if misfortune strikes, all of the things they have done in the past, all of the hard work they have done raising children and paying taxes and working hard, that counts for something. and that folks aren't suddenly just going to dismiss their concerns, but they're going to rally behind them. that's not too much to ask. that's who we are as americans. that's what built this country. that's what i want the to promote. so thank you very much, everybody. ...