
As inflation takes a toll, Americans face tough decisions about medical care
CNN
There are medicines that Angelina Scott can't live without. Between her Atrial Fibrillation, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, the 45-year-old notary is currently taking five prescriptions.
"You can't tell your heart, please don't stop beating," Scott told CNN.
But with sky high inflation and hundreds of dollars in monthly medical bills, Scott and her husband, a maintenance worker, are falling behind financially.

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