Critical Choices: What Health Care Vote Means for One Texas Woman With Pre-existing Conditions

Editor's note: As part of an occasional series, The Dallas Morning News is following the stories of seven North Texans as health care reform is debated. This is an update on one of their stories.House leaders passed legislation Thursday in the latest attempt to replace the Affordable Care Act.An amended version of the American Health Care Act added $8 billion in federal support over the next five years to states that opt-in to creating high-risk insurance pools to cover people with pre-existing conditions.   Continue reading...