From: Personal finance news - CNNMoney.com
Forty-five-year-old Nancy Pessler is too sick to work full time.
Instead, she has turned fighting her insurance company into a
full-time job. Pessler, who lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, is one of so
many Americans falling through the cracks in the health care
debate.
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