Obamacare horror story debunked by Seattle Times columnist

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9. In her story online that I read, it spoke of her son needing a compounded

medication every month, (it was posted here earlier, I think) but the reporter said "and, according to Sanford, it costs them $250 a month for prescription drugs ", which is a little different.

But set that aside, and the point is still that the state said she doesn't qualify. The reporter can disagree, but until the reporter has gone to the state and has proof that they are wrong, and has a letter in hand stating this, the state would seem to be more credible. The letters they sent out to thousands of people, including this one, say their calcs were wrong, and hers says she doesn't qualify for what the reporter said she did. This includes the report of the letter that says her son does not qualify for Medicare, apparently one of the known mis-calculations of the site, a mis-calculation which has been reported on fairly well.

I'll believe the reports by the state for now.