Huge and tremendously good news: The U.S. Supreme Court preserved Obamacare in a stunning 6-3 decision in the case of King v. Burwell! This means that no one will lose health care—or their lives—because of a partisan, ideological lawsuit based on only four words. While observers hoped for a win, few expected that Obamacare would be saved by such a resounding majority, or that the majority would protect the law from future sabotage by a Republican presidential administration. Twice Republicans have tried to defeat Obamacare in the Supreme Court, and failed. Dozens of times they have tried to dismantle it, and been defeated. Even now, the party's 2016 standard-bearers are rushing to promise they will repeal it completely, over the objections of most Americans. But we're not going to let that happen. Right now, we have a huge opportunity to tip the scales of public debate and make Republicans pay a price for their radical desire to rob millions of their health care, and we need to speak out.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

Constituents affected by #MedicaidExpansion are low-income US citizens and in today's political environment that has been polluted by money, these citizens have no voice in government.

The inability to have children is not a choice, it's an issue affecting 1 in 8 couples in the United States. Insurances do not cover any of these costs, which can be very expensive Infertility is a disease or condition of the reproductive system, which should be covered by insurances in South Carolina. Other states do require insurances to assist in the cost of infertility treatments, which allow their residents to begin a family. Infertility is a life crisis -- it has a rippling effect on all areas of your life. It is normal to feel a sense of failure that can affect your self-esteem and self-image. The unfortunate 1 in 8 usually remain silent, and there is no one to speak for them through the costs and pain. If you are fortunate enough to have your own children, chances are you know someone dealing with infertility, or your own children may experience this one day. The average cost is 12,000 dollars excluding meds, which may be up to 5,000 dollars. It's time the state of South Carolina require some form of fertility assistance for those covered under insurances. After all, this is a disease, not a choice.

Massage therapists can provide personalized treatment specific for each patient and diagnosis. The Massage Therapists could attempt to involve in every patient and family to help identify functional treatment goals, which would allow for the establishment of an individualized plan of care.

Healthcare is a right, not a luxury. This is putting some of our more vulnerable citizens in a bad situation.