Montana's Medicaid case heads to court. Rural Americans are about to learn the difference between "affordable care" and "bear-spray-based dentistry."
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A Montana woman five years in remission from lymphoma lost Medicaid for being "not sick enough." The cancer's gone. The nerve damage isn't. The state's form has a box for "employed" and no box for "survived and can't hold the pen."
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