<p><b> by Andrew Caringi</b></p><p>A student at Kansas State University says she’s at risk of losing her medication for bipolar disorder under the American Heath Care Act — the so-called repeal and replace healthcare bill that was just passed by Congress. Sandra Sparks, 21, told her emotional story at a town hall meeting in Salina, Kansas earlier this week.<p>“I didn’t ask for this. I was born with this,” said Sparks. “That pill that I take once a day would be $600 a month without insurance.” After hearing her story, Rep. Roger Marshall (R) was booed when he tried to assure her that she would not lose coverage.</p><p>President Trump celebrated the American Health Care Act vote, but the bill still faces a difficult path through the Senate before it becomes law.</p></p><br /> <p>The post Student Confronts Rep. With Powerful Health Care Story</a> appeared first on Vocativ</a>.</p>
