Ralliers push health reforms in Oklahoma
When Jennifer Pellow was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 33, she was stunned to learn the terms of her health insurance coverage were more important than her health, she said.
"When you go to the doctor, they don’t ask you what’s wrong with you,” she said. "They ask you what kind of insurance coverage you had.”
Pellow was one of about 50 people at a rally for health care ref...
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