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she was mother to age 3 to 9 and worked a low income job and often picked up extra work. what people in florida called a side hustle to sum mept her income. while working one of the side jobs selling vacuum cleaners door to door for a commission, charlene dill collapsed from a heart attack on a stranger s floor and died. here s how the orlando weekly reported her story. dill s death was not unpredictable, nor was it unpreventible. she had a documented heart condition for which she took medication. but she also happened to be one of the people who fall within the gap created by the 2012 u.s. supreme court ruling that allowed states to opt out of medicaid expansion, which was a key part of the affordable care act s intention to make health care available to everyone. in al24 states have tin the opt out that the supreme court gave them and refused to expand medicaid. for florida, where nearly one million of the five million

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