Edwardsville, Mo. (KCTV) – Enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits are set to expire in a matter of weeks, leaving people who rely on the subsidies to struggle with higher health insurance costs.
Dawn Wheeler can barely get through regular housework without needing a nap, but she’s still enjoying life eight years since her metastatic cancer diagnosis. She credits top-notch cancer care and her ACA insurance that makes that possible. With a pre-existing condition, she can’t qualify for private insurance. Without it, she’s certain her level of care would have suffered.
“I’d be dead. And it would have probably happened several years ago,” Wheeler said…