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Hundreds of thousands in GA could lose health insurance next year. This is one story.

By TRENDING HEALTHJan 11, 2025

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Celeste Meyer, 38, went years without health insurance, because she just couldn’t afford it. Then one day in 2022, as she hoped to become pregnant and saw premiums were manageable, she bought a plan on the Affordable Care Act exchange.

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