Patients Discuss SCOTUS' Health Care Reform Decision
Day one of arguments over health care reform before the Supreme Court is over –– there are two more to go. One Waxahachie woman says she's already a nervous wreck over it.
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Day one of arguments over health care reform before the Supreme Court is over –– there are two more to go. One Waxahachie woman says she's already a nervous wreck over it.
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