Posted on May 27, 2021

'A disgrace': Military families feel betrayed after insurance changes affect children with autism...

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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It has been a long road for the Roper family to get their 11-year-old son Chase to where he is today -- playing the piano and loving fifth grade.

Chase was diagnosed with autism when he was 2 years old and since then it has been a challenging journey to help him do everything such as playing, eating and communicating his needs.

'A disgrace': Military families feel betrayed after insurance changes affect children with autism...

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SSG Robert Perrotto

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THIS is where the federal government should be focusing on regarding healthcare BEFORE making it universal. Insurance companies, hospitals, and big pharma need to be addressed BEFORE universal health takes these problems out of the public eye.

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'A disgrace': Military families feel betrayed after insurance changes affect children with autism...

'A disgrace': Military families feel betrayed after insurance changes affect children with autism...

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