She works in healthcare and pays $787 a month for insurance. She still can't afford her daughter's care.

Fuente: Business Insider

Cassenda Nelson is a mother of four in southwest Georgia. Photo Courtesy of Cassenda NelsonCassenda Nelson, 47, struggles to afford care for her daughter's complex health conditions. Steep insurance premiums and medical debt make it difficult to afford housing, food, and utilities.

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